Today, 21.7 million copies of Who Would Win? books are in print. That doesn’t include the countless homemade Who Would Win?

The young reader’s journey begins with the gleaming metallic cover — a hint about the treasures within — and moves on to Egyptian artifacts; pirate hoards; the legend of the mythical city of gold, El ...

Beth Rivera, principal of Socorro High School, has published her first children’s book, “The Stars Over Socorro”, a bilingual ...

In a major commitment to expanding early literacy access and supporting multilingual families, Trammo and the Oliver Stanton Foundation have partnered with the Palacios Education Foundation and Somos ...

Across Evanston/Skokie School District 65, parents have organized programs to provide students with free books for their own ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — National Book Awards judges honored authors worldwide on Wednesday night, from Lebanese novelist Rabih ...

On Nov. 20, the New York Public Library announced their list of the best books of the year. NYPL also shared that unlimited e ...

LAist turns to local booksellers and librarians for recommendations for young readers — from picture books to graphic novels ...

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Long before he became a teacher at Adams High School, Félix Márquez-Snyder's mother saved him from a fatal future in El ...