A Virginia library has received an unexpected holiday-season return: a copy of Harry the Dirty Dog that was checked out 36 years ago and went on to travel the world with a family of diplomats. Fairfax ...

Thirty-six years after it was checked out, a copy of Gene Zion’s Harry the Dirty Dog made its way back to the Chantilly Regional Library in Virginia. Dimitris Economou found the book while visiting ...

An October directive by the Tennessee Secretary of State requiring a full audit of 181 public libraries' juvenile books within 60 days to fit federal standards on gender focuses on one book. Some 181 ...

As book retailers and distributors leverage artificial intelligence to offer interactive features, publishers are reckoning with the implications. Two prominent examples emerged last month: Amazon's ...

Dec. 19 (UPI) --An overdue library book was returned to the Chantilly Regional Library after 36 years and a trip to Greece. The Fairfax County Library system posted about the book's return on Facebook ...

The York County Library board on Thursday approved a new book collection policy that critics warn will restrict children’s access to LGBTQ-related books and could expose the county to the same First ...

The community is invited to celebrate the love of books, support local authors and artists, and find gifts during Mentor Public Library’s inaugural Holiday Book Market. It will take place from 1 to 4 ...

They come for vintage classics and children's hardbacks and historical romance. They slide titles off metal shelves and fill paper sacks. They browse for hours, scanning spines for the perfect read.

If you’re still paying full price for audiobooks while you’re in uniform, you’re probably leaving money on the table. Between public libraries, free apps, and the DoD’s own digital library, you can ...

The New York Public Library is giving away free books starting Thursday from its list of the best books of 2025, including at a branch on Staten Island. Every year, librarians and staff at The New ...

Pearland school board members knew they couldn't personally vet hundreds of books for “indecent” or “profane” content prohibited under a new state law. So when they met this fall to consider a ...