Books

I bet you didn't think about how our local libraries are taking steps to prevent the possible transmission of COVID-19.

Call me old-fashioned, but I will always prefer a hardcover or paperback over a tablet.

'Our community needs even more than books right now and this was our little way of helping how we can,' Macedo explained.

In this time of hearing all the numbers, the doom, and the gloom, we are looking for feel-good stories that give us a smile.

Massachusetts schools are now closed for weeks, so what can you do to keep the learning momentum going? Scholastic is here to help.

Have you come across a book while out with your kids this summer? It could be part of the SouthCoast Hidden Book project.

I have many mom friends who can make this happen regardless of work-life and kids but I have yet to actually finish a book so far in 2019 and I'd really like to while on vacation next week.

When it comes to life, this book-on-tape is as real as it gets–but it's not suitable for kids.

Forget 'Horton Hears a Who" or "Are You My Mother?' 'Green Eggs and Ham' dominates the Dr. Seuss collection.

Reading to the dogs helps children with reading, brings comfort to and reduce the anxiety of shelter pets, and it nurtures empathy in children.