Transform ordinary discarded items into unique decor! In this DIY video, I’ll show you how to create a stunning wall art composition for your home using an old book, wooden sticks, and paints. This ...

With just a few sheets of plywood, I built this open storage unit for our daughter’s toys and books — all by myself and for ...

It's not too late to turn the page on old habits and start reading again in 2026. People often stop reading in adulthood because they're fatigued from school book assignments or just don't have the ...

Discover how book-entry securities work, their advantages over paper certificates, and their role in modern investment. Learn about ownership recording and safer transactions.

Having trouble getting through that first hundred pages of your next great read? If you’re longing to escape into a long book, but having trouble settling in, perhaps the problem isn’t your attention ...

Despite the highly entertaining plot and the rip-roaring action, “The Tin Men,” by the father-and-son duo of Nelson and Alex DeMille, comes with sadness. During the writing of this military thriller, ...

Los Angeles-based Claire Jia is the author of “Wanting.” She’s written for the Peabody Award-winning video game “We Are OFK,” as well as released a comedy series, “Crash Outs,” written and directed by ...

E Ink devices like the Amazon Kindle, Kobo, and B&N Nook line of products promise a book-like reading experience thanks to displays that mimic some of the properties of ink on paper. But one big ...

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Wynn Johnson ’26 — a psychology and French studies major from Kansas City — was introduced to the Book Arts Workshop while working on her final project for an introductory women, gender and sexuality ...

A book bound in Corder's skin has been in the museum's collections since the 1930s. The second copy was given to the museum several decades ago. Moyse's Hall Museum A rediscovered copy of a book bound ...

At first glance, the 16th-century register found in the Cambridge University Library might not seem the most remarkable of objects. Its brittle pages simply held handwritten records of property deeds ...