Megan Mabee has been filling notebooks with her story ideas since she first began reading. She enjoys board gaming, rewatching Miyazaki movies, and building elaborate train sets with her toddler. She savors nap time to squeeze in some reading and writing (and coffee!). Megan currently works in a high school library and hopes to publish a romance novel one day.
Grumpy monkeys, sneaky alligators, and more: here are the funny books for preschoolers that left me and my kid giggling, including Grumpy Monkey: Who Threw That?
If you'd told me a couple of years ago that I'd be devouring nonfiction titles now, I'd have asked, for what class?
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Steampunk is all about the aesthetic, so steampunk comics are perfect as the illustrations are gorgeous and affecting.
Faeries have enchanted us for hundreds of years, but why do we find ourselves drawn to their world? One reader explores.
On the ways nostalgia has creeped into one millennial's reading life through books–and why sometimes that just feels right.
Whether you're in a relationship or not, here are some really fun ways to indulge in a bookish Valentine's Day this year.
I once sought out happy endings to a superstitious degree, but Gabrielle Zevin's books have helped changed what I look for from stories.
Here are four simple ways to include board games and gaming in your library, a fun and easy way to draw people together.
Whether you prefer chess, Sushi Go!, Catan, or something else entirely, here are matching book recommendations for every board gamer.