Parents argued that a lack of an opt-out from the program infringed on their rights to freely exercise their religion under ...

My Brother’s Keeper Newark, an initiative of Newark Opportunity Youth Networ, has announced its 2025 summer reading list, ...

Books 50+ books to add to your reading list this Black History Month “I felt myself swept away into an unfamiliar, yet real, world. It’s one of the best books I have ever read.” ...

The Chicago Sun-Times newspaper published a “Summer Reading List” on Sunday that probably raised quite a few eyebrows in Chicagoland over the weekend. That’s because many of the books on the ...

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The summer reading list tucked into a special section of The Chicago Sun-Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer seemed innocuous enough. There were books by beloved authors such as Isabel Allende and ...

A syndicated, AI-generated summer reading list featuring fake books by real authors was published in major newspapers this week. Above, a reader enjoys the sunshine in Hyde Park in London in 2009.

When many of us at The New York Times Book Review were children, there were few things as exciting as the start of summer reading: a list of books stretching out before us, full of possibilities ...

From free books and prizes to simple reading logs and goal trackers, these programs are fun, flexible, and easy to join. Here’s your complete list of free summer reading programs for 2025 ...

Some experts I spoke with attributed the decline of book reading to a shift in values rather than in skill sets. Students can still read books, they argue—they’re just choosing not to.

For about 25 years, JP Morgan has released a summer reading list that features various books and topics ranging from business to self-help, memoirs and books about art. Fox Business.

A syndicated, AI-generated summer reading list featuring fake books by real authors was published in major newspapers this week. Above, a reader enjoys the sunshine in Hyde Park in London in 2009.