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While many film adaptations try to be faithful to the source material, others take creative liberties by changing the setting, altering relationships, cutting out entire storylines, and eliminating key characters.
Hans Christian Andersen once stayed with Charles Dickens. By the end of the five-week visit, Dickens was so exasperated with Andersen he ended the friendship.
Thanks to a computer algorithm, we know something new about the mysterious author of 'Beowulf:' It was likely just one person.
For National Library Week, April 7 to 13, many U.S. libraries are waiving overdue book fees for patrons who donate canned goods.
In time for National Library Week 2019, the American Library Association has put together a list of classic books that have been the target of censorship.
If you read one short book to your kid per day, they'll enter kindergarten knowing 290,000 more words than kids whose parents didn’t read to them. The gap is even wider for kids who hear five books per day.
Charles Dickens died without revealing the ending of his last book, "The Mystery of Edwin Drood." But he came close to sharing the secret with Queen Victoria.
The writer lived in Cuba for 21 years. During his time there, he wrote 'The Old Man and the Sea,' 'A Moveable Feast,' and 'Islands in the Stream.'
Reading out loud to kids from print books is more likely to promote positive interactions than reading from e-books, according to a new study.
The rare, first edition copy of book one of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series was purchased for $90,000 by a private bidder on Wednesday.
Let Elizabeth Weitzman, author of the new book 'Renegade Women in Film & TV,' take you on a tour of Hollywood's most groundbreaking women-helmed pictures.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have had to stray from George R.R. Martin’s vision a bit due to the lack of finished material, but they’ve known the author’s planned ending to the series since day one.
They may have grown up in a digital world, but Millennial reading habits are traditional: they prefer print books, are keeping bookstores alive, and love visiting libraries.
If you aren't already using the Libby app, you'll want to download it immediately—especially if the A Song of Ice and Fire series has long been on your "to-read" list.
Literature was Eliza Leslie's passion, but her high-quality, distinctly American recipes were her bread and butter.
The man behind the books that inspired 'Game of Thrones' is as interesting as the fantastical worlds he has created. And he owns a movie theater!
The author of 'The Giving Tree' and 'Where the Sidewalk Ends' was friends with Hugh Hefner and wrote some of his books while staying at the Playboy Mansion.
One writer who took the survey called T.S. Eliot the worst living English poet and worst living literary critic. Ouch.
For readers with dyslexia, these user-friendly versions of 'Fantastic Beasts,' 'The Tales of Beedle the Bard,' and 'Quidditch Through the Ages' feature larger text and navigational aids.
Nancy Drew looks pretty good for a gal who's been around for nearly 90 years. And judging by the release of this week's 'Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase' movie, the amateur sleuth shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon
As 'Game of Thrones' readies to come to an end, George R.R. Martin admitted that he has "mixed feelings" about it all—and wishes that he'd "finished these books sooner so the show hadn’t gotten ahead of me." Fans can relate.
Travelers looking for books to read can visit the Traveler restaurant off I-84 in Connecticut and pick out free books to go with their food.
In the nearly 40 years since its publication, 'Pet Sematary' has become one of Stephen King’s most beloved books. But he originally considered the novel so scary that he wanted to hide it away from the world.