Jenna Bush Hager called her February pick, Maurene Goo’s “One & Only,” the perfect book for Valentine’s Day. It’s the kind of book, she said, you can read in one sitting. So when that sitting is done, ...

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King has written more than 60 novels over the course of his career Virginia Chamlee is a Politics Writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE for three years. Her work has previously appeared in ...

Portland-raised author Renée Watson can now add the prestigious Newbery Medal to her list of accolades. On Jan. 26, the American Library Association awarded Watson’s book All the Blues in the Sky the ...

The Great Start Collaborative of Kent County provides resources to families to address the needs of children in West Michigan stay one step ahead. They ensure that children are born healthy, thrive ...

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A new book has been selected for Northlanders to read together next year: “Where They Last Saw Her” by Marcie R. Rendon. A committee narrowed down a list of 10 options, and then of the top three, the ...

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If you're several chapters into a novel and forgot who a character was, Amazon is hoping its new Kindle feature will jog your memory without ever having to put the e-reader down. This feature, called ...

The staff of the Book Review recommends unforgettable books that made our personal best-of-the-year lists. Credit...Photo illustration by Sebastian Mast Supported by By The New York Times Books Staff ...

A New Zealand book competition dropped two of a publisher’s books because they had A.I.-generated covers. The publisher and the designer pushed back. By Jin Yu Young Reporting from Seoul One book ...