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TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma – After 39 years of holding onto a fragment of centuries-old text, a Northeastern Oklahoma man was finally able to reunite the piece with four other folio pages

Public libraries across the country have been issued with instructions to secure buildings, alert gardaí and avoid commenting to the media following a rise in protesters looking to remove LGBTQ+ books for young people.

School libraries are also gathering places for children and adults, where they share learning experiences that they can carry for the rest of their lives.

Heres whats happening at Seymour Library in Auburn this month.

It’s time for another Middle Grade Book Club pick. For April, we are featuring 2010 Newbery Medal winner “When You Reach Me” by Rebecca Stead. This book brings together mystery,

A local high school librarian won a big award from the largest library organization in the country.

State Rep. James Talarico’s favorite book includes nine sex scenes and a sexual assault and happens to be a Texas classic.

Myrlande Constant is a Haitian artist whose dazzling tapestries are made up of thousands of sequins and beads. Her intriguing work, inspired by the culture of her native country, is

BOISE — The Idaho Senate voted 26-9 to pass a bill Thursday night aimed at restricting minors’ access to materials deemed harmful in public libraries and in schools.

The English journalist and author Caitlin Moran described community libraries as “cathedrals of the mind, hospitals of the soul and theme parks of the imagination.” Vivid descriptions indeed.