Reading Caf News Today

When your university courses come to an end and you are left with a few bundles of quality, loose sheets of paper, what do you do with it? Give it away, forget about it, or do you make a bespoke personalised notebook?

An illustrator and storyteller who said York’s libraries have been a turning point in her life has been repaying their generosity.

Just days before the first day of school, the Arkansas Department of Education announced that AP African-American studies would not count towards graduation.

Just days before the first day of school, the Arkansas Department of Education announced that AP African-American studies would not count towards graduation.

The three-night Ushpizin’s Poetry festival in Jerusalem will reintroduce works by Dickinson, Vysotsky, Pessoa and Gouri under the baton of artistic director Benyamin Shvili.

READERS of The Press will recall the good news reported back in January announcing a £7.7million investment programme in the city’s libraries.

A YORK town and village are set to get a permanent base for their library for the first time in five years.

The Reading Café opens a new branch in Banani Photos: COURTESY The Reading Cafe bookstore has recently opened its latest branch in Banani, an addition to three previous branches expanded across Dhaka since its inception in 2014. The store was founded by Atikur Rahman, a creative individual who sensed the need for such a space amongst bookworms in Dhaka and who had previously established the And Or company, which specialises in supplying and importing international books.  The store boasts a r...