Your readers will love this virtual author Meet & Read with Mikaso Rocks, the creator of the Bounce back graphic novel series. ABOUT THE BOOK:Nala loves fashion–especially kawaii fashion, inspired by ...

It seems like practically anyone can become a New York Times bestseller these days. Whether you are a TikToker, musician or even just a social media influencer, anyone can be an author if you have ...

The National Year of Reading is a perfect time to showcase this ‘gateway’ to greater literacy, says the UK Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph. Register to read for FREE. Serious about the book trade? Join ...

From skating to curling, the thrilling sports of the Winter Olympics have plenty of science behind them. Follow our coverage here to learn more. Athletes often have specialized equipment or apparel to ...

The free series features author talks, moderated conversations and special events for the community. Events will include collaborations with the Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education ...

New year, new authors are visiting the Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML). After introducing the revamped Authors at the Library series in 2025, the program is back for 2026. Each session invites ...

View post: California teen injured after pickup rear-ends ATV in Minnesota Rain Taxi has unveiled many of the authors that will be participating in its 25th Twin Cities Book Festival. For its 2025 ...

One of America’s largest bonsai tree collections recently celebrated its centennial with the largest exhibition on these miniature trees ever held. The collection includes some wonders of the artform: ...

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its renowned Bonsai collection, one of the oldest and largest on public display outside of Japan. Brooklyn Botanic Garden Director ...

This summer, it’s all about big celebrations for little trees. Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s beloved bonsai collection turns 100—and the Garden is going all-out to honor one of the oldest and largest ...

In 1925, Ernest F. Coe, a landscape designer and nurseryman from Connecticut, donated a collection of Japanese trees and shrubs to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Now, a century later, the garden is ...