Ilana Kurshan’s charming memoir of reading with her children is suffused with her deep knowledge of all things literary and biblical.

For Fred Davis, art is life. His latest piece of work-a children's alphabet book that he wrote and illustrated.... His talents on the pages eclipse the traumatic brain injury he suffered years earlier ...

International early childhood expert and author Stacy Benge will bring her passion for child-led play and literacy development to the 2025 Early Childhood Australia (ECA) National Conference, ...

In Mum’s Busy Work, Ardern uses her experience of being ‘a working mother who juggled mum guilt’ to open up a conversation ...

From a popular British fantasy writer for children, this novel was significantly inspired by the reconstruction of ...

Three years after Chat GPT ignited the AI boom, the business is all about trillions. The market value of Microsoft, whose ...

A yearlong exhibition showcases nearly 200 items, spotlighting rare books, artifacts and surprising objects from the ...

A school for thieves, dreams of songwriting, a plague of dreaming, and murders to investigate: the list for the week ended Aug. 30.

You learn how to copy the pattern that I make for the nose for this president. You put him in exactly the right place in the egg-shaped frame, and if you do, you've got *** really good portrait, and ...

Tell me your favorite demon, and I’ll tell you who you are. Minos, from Dante’s “Inferno,” who passes judgment upon souls with a lazy twitch of his tail? Geryon from Greek mythology, a connoisseur of ...

Elizabeth Gilbert’s latest memoir, “All the Way to the River: Love, Loss and Liberation,” is a blockbuster: absolutely bonkers and right on the money; brutally honest, including about what it conceals ...