A Memphis-area author is looking to spread a little kindness with her latest book. While breaking down the importance of ...

Ashland author Jennifer S. Lyons has released her fourth children's book, "Stinky Bowfinky and His Dirty Dog Dew," which ...

Tucson resident and author Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford originally wrote “What Color is Your Hand?/ De qué color es tu mano?” 24 ...

A beloved west side bookstore is brewing up more than just hot chocolate this month. On Oct. 25, Scrawl, Scribble & Smirch ...

Life has come full circle for first-time author Robert A. Mackey with the publication of his debut children’s book, “Gaeleek, Mender of Hearts.” The former St. Charles resident is delighted to ...

After a short read of Alice in Wonderland, the Laredoan was inspired to write. Since that moment, she has published 18 total ...

Book Week is a joint initiative between the BBC and Libraries NI to celebrates books, reading and libraries – and everything ...

Darrellyn Freeman, formerly from Knoxdale and now an art teacher at Franklin High School, read her first published book, ...

A Connecticut couple is hitting the road to deliver books and comfort to immigrant children at the border—one blanket, one story and one act of kindness at a time.

After connecting with people serving the community through Read for a Cause, Jill Boone started a campaign to inspire central Ohioans to give back.

In an increasingly digital world that often leaves us feeling isolated and lonely, random acts of kindness may hold the key to connection. Receiving and giving kindness boasts plenty of benefits.