The Lasting Magic of THE SNOWY DAY
Since its publication in 1962, The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats has been loved by children and parents alike. It is the most borrowed item...
Just Get a Library Card: 5 Memorable Library Heists
In January 2020, CNN reported that a former employee at the Carnegie Library in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, had used his position to steal $8 million worth of...
Reading Pathways: Charles Portis
In honor of the memory of Charles Portis, we are running my Reading Pathway as it ran in Book Riot’s Start Here, Vol. 2, published in...
24 Popular Books By Women Writers From Around The World
Unfortunately, not all of us are Wonder Woman (or Gal Gadot for the matter), so most women, despite comprising 50% of the world’s population, are cursed...
Explore Icelandic Literary Culture
Movement defines the nation of Iceland. Fault lines rumble just beneath the earth’s crust and active volcanoes mold the craggy alien landscape. Powerful storms rip across...
Geeky Enamel Pins to Liven Up Your Look
Many of you probably don’t remember way back when it was a matter of pride to fill every available inch of your jean jacket with buttons....
2020 YA Book Collaborations to TBR
This list of 2020 YA book collaborations is sponsored by Flatiron Books, publishers of The Night Country by Melissa Albert. The highly anticipated sequel to Melissa...
Canadian Giveaway: OF CURSES AND KISSES by Sandhya Menon
This giveaway is sponsored by Of Curses and Kisses by Sandhya Menon, on sale February 18, 2020 from Simon & Schuster Canada. For Princess Jaya Rao,...
Delightful and Creative Book Nook Inserts: Critical Linking, February 19, 2020
Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web is sponsored by Book Marks: A Reading Tracker. “If you haven’t...
Create Administrator Mode Shortcuts Without UAC Prompts in Windows 10
User Access Control (UAC) prompts in Windows 10 can be annoying, especially when you often run a program that requires Administrator permissions. Thankfully, there’s a way...
