Books

New Bedford's newest and most eclectic shop, Treasure Hill Thrift Emporium on Tarkiln Hill Road, offers up a book swap option for those with little money.

Harvard Library patrons will no longer be able to check-out a book covered with human skin. Yes, real human skin.

Old Rochester Regional student Emerson Gonet collected 1,000 books for the United Way's Wash & Read program, which gives kids something to do at laundromats.

The Wareham Recycling Center's Book Shed has many used books waiting to take you on your next adventure for a very low price.

The sellers left behind reminders that the notable author once called the building home.

For the past several months, the talk around Marion, Mattapoisett and Rochester has centered around whether or not a collection of books should be included in the school libraries at the Old Rochester junior and senior high schools. Almost everyone in town has an opinion on the subject, but not everyone is willing to share it. ...

The legendary folk singer released a new book about songwriting, but it's his dedication page everyone seems to be talking about.

This New England-based eatery is one-of-a-kind and a true destination for anyone looking for good eats and good reads.

A special new library opening up at Wareham's Maple Park Campground that aims to help others love reading as much as the person for whom it was built to honor.

Brattle Book Shop in Boston is a must-visit for anyone who loves books or just loves a little history.