Critics like to assail the idea of "banned books," noting that few are actually banned, which is true, though in making some ...

Choosing the right e-reader is a decision based on price, the need for special features, and where you get your books from.

Stassi Schroeder is officially a three-time published author. “You Can’t Have It All: The Basic B*tch Guide to Taking the ...

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go to the “free books” tab, then select the type of e-book retailer you use (if you don’t use a specific e-reader and prefer to read via an smartphone app, you can click on any of them).

You'll have to buy them individually, sideload them using other apps and services, or subscribe to Kindle Unlimited. The last ...

These e-books can be read on any compatible Kindle device or via the free Kindle app. Go to the First Reads landing page to see the full list of e-books available this month. Once you find a book ...

More books have been challenged and removed from schools in Florida than any other state, and not everyone can afford to buy them. Here's where to go.

We all know how important reading books are to help children's early development but statistics show Black and Latino ...

With fall very much here, this is the most epic time to curl up with a cozy blanket and read a good book. September always seems to creep up on us, which is why I didn’t get too much reading done.

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Banned Books ... free book boxes around the neighborhood? Some of them may have banned books in them. One book per person. One dollar for every order will be donated to the Florida Freedom to Read ...