What does it mean to love our children equally? It’s a question that many families wrestle with, especially when each parent’s and child’s personality, needs, and circumstance vary so widely.

The high-stakes world of Camp Half-Blood and the Olympians has long been a source of thrilling adventure, unbreakable friendships, and drama befitting of Greek gods. Rick Riordan’s original 5-book ...

We asked psychologists, therapists and dating coaches to share the books they recommend. By Hope Reese Heartbreak has its name for a reason. When we experience rejection or the loss of a partner, we ...

Dog people are a special breed. We’re in on one of life’s great truths: dogs are amazing and can make our lives infinitely better. Many of us also love reading books that celebrate and educate us ...

If your current laptop is struggling to keep up with your daily workflow, Black Friday is the perfect time to get a brand new one. The Samsung Galaxy Book 5 Pro is $350 off at Samsung.com, which ...

In this column from King County Library System, Executive Director Heidi Daniel recommends books across a variety of themes and genres. Learn more at kcls.org. Each holiday season, between the bustle ...

It's getting colder, Cincinnati. As the wintertime nears, there's no better time than now to find the perfect book to cozy up with on cold nights. If you're not sure what to read, don't fret. We've ...

Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust memorial, says it has reached a major milestone in its efforts to uncover the identities of all of the Jews murdered in the Holocaust, crossing the 5-million name ...

Books take over downtown Portland this November as the 11th annual Portland Book Festival, organized by Literary Arts, returns Saturday, Nov. 8. The festival brings together hundreds of authors, poets ...

A century ago, Fanny Goldstein, a Russian-Jewish immigrant working as a librarian at the Boston Public Library, noticed Jewish visitors rarely checked out books about their own culture. With her ...

As a yarmulke-wearing summer college intern in Coats’s office at the time, I fondly recall the senator’s warm and sincere enthusiasm for the project, for the Jewish people in general, and for his ...