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There were always books for Christmas. Mounds of them: flurries of paperbacks, drifts of presentation copies inscribed in the unreadably copperplate hand of maiden great aunts, avalanches of books on chess, and manuals of do-it-yourself chemistry experiments using household items! And teach-yourself sleight-of-hand magic guides, and the not all-that-gratefully-received Latin to English—and English to Latin!—dictionary. The already-too-childish children's chapter books, from distant acqu...

The award-winning author on smuggling games past her strict parents, finding comfort in alternative worlds and why the art form remains a source of inspiration

Here are the spoilers for the Final Jeopardy of the November 8, 2023, episode. Keep reading to find out which contestants participated and who won the game.

From a stolen turtle to a flamingo killer to a hypocritical prohibition leader to a drunk clown to the reason the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra paused.

MysteryScene

The Boston-based co-authors and married partners discuss their most recent book, "Charlie Numbers and the UFO Bash."

I want a Scholastic Book Fair.

Here are 32 HBO shows that you probably forgot existed. With comedies, dramas, and hidden gems that cant really be categorized, theres a lot to unpack.

Sometimes podcast listeners are fans. Sometimes they're family.

As the school year starts, districts prepare for onslaught of book challenges by conservatives