7 Pieces of Reading Advice From History’s Greatest Minds
These reading quotes from Albert Einstein, Theodore Roosevelt, and more might help you choose your next great read.
These reading quotes from Albert Einstein, Theodore Roosevelt, and more might help you choose your next great read.
It’s not related to Harry Potter or the Wizarding World, but J.K. Rowling’s latest still promises to be a charming, riveting read.
For Jane Austen’s complete catalog, Project Gutenberg’s your place. For something scary from Stephen King, head to hoopla.
Forget about Netflix and Hulu for a bit and instead pick up one of the best binge-worthy book series to invest your time into.
In this episode of 'Misconceptions,' we explore the plot holes, incorrect quotes, and other mistaken beliefs that surround beloved books and writers.
The biggest fad of 1994 was an optical illusion that had people staring at abstract images and getting upset when nothing happened.
From online games to Netflix parties, here are some creative ideas for virtual get-togethers with friends and family.
Strolling through Diagon Alley without having to leave your comfiest armchair is its own kind of magic.
Most of the narrators are part of the Harry Potter franchise, but some—like David Beckham—are just big fans.
The towering boy wizard stands at an impressive 18 inches tall, making him a formidable adversary for the 4-inch Voldemort.
Find out more about Leo Tolstoy, the author behind classics like 'War and Peace' and 'Anna Karenina.'
Because it can't sell books in person, Trident Booksellers and Cafe in Boulder, Colorado, is delivering mystery bags of books, tea, and coffee beans to customers at their homes.
From liaising with Martians to living on the moon, here’s where Soviet magazines thought the Cold War’s space race would take us.
Hadley Hemingway thought it would be a “swell joke” if the three of them were cooped up together. A few months later, she was divorced.
This calculator tells you the best books to read in quarantine and how many of them you're capable of reading.
If you're looking for something to do at home, tune into Patrick Stewart's Instagram every day to hear him read a different sonnet by Shakespeare.
The former 'Star Trek' star and 'Reading Rainbow' host is taking his popular podcast, 'LeVar Burton Reads,' to Twitter.
Now, you can learn how to draw a Niffler while you listen to the first Harry Potter audiobook for free.
Indie bookstores are more vulnerable than ever. Here are some ways to show your support without leaving home.
Dolly Parton has donated more than 100 million books to kids through her Imagination Library program, and now, she's reading bedtime stories to kids around the world.
Kids isolated at home can tune into the Kennedy Center's YouTube channel at 1 p.m. EST every weekday for "lunch doodles" with artist-in-residence Mo Willems.
With the Libby app, you can access your local library's collection of e-books and audiobooks for free without leaving home.
George R.R. Martin, the man behind 'Game of Thrones,' is using his self-quarantine to work on the long-awaited next book in his 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series.
J.K. Rowling wrote and illustrated the one-of-a-kind, pocket-sized Harry Potter book for a charity auction in 2004.