Can reading books cure what ails you? Perhaps not the flu or the common cold, but people have followed a “books as medicine” mantra for centuries using a technique called bibliotherapy. Dating back to ancient Greece, the practice has evolved for the modern age, helping children cope with strong emotions and learn empathy and allowing adults to explore their own inner worlds in a way that is as simple as reading a story. […]
March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate and reflect on the accomplishments of women throughout history who’ve cleared the path for women today. Modern women are writing their own stories, sometimes even before the world truly recognizes their talents and contributions. These women leaders, activists, and writers are making a difference through their words while they continue to break new ground for gender equality and justice. […]
There are many, varied methods of organizing home libraries: decorative and colorful, aided by a digital system, bins for easy access by young readers, or cataloged by author, alphabet, or call number. What is your favorite way to organize and display your book collection? What does your preferred style say about you? […]
