reading

Explore the concept of Little Free Libraries in New Hampshire, offering free access to books on an honor system basis.

The nation's first tax-supported, free public library was founded in Peterborough, New Hampshire, in 1833.

This is an aggregate of children's books that take place or are about Maine.

There's no better way to escape the world around you than by reading a book.

Winters in this area are hard, especially for those who don't have seasonal outdoor hobbies. Here are some alternative ideas for fun ways to pass the time during the colder months.

If there's one thing you should know about my rambunctious little three-year-old is that he absolutely loves to read.

With the kids out of school for at least the next few weeks, you can use these websites to keep their brains busy

Okay, so I don't actually have a book club, but I DO have a recommendation for you if you're looking for an incredible read.

A cool new way to get kids excited about reading

A great gift for young children.

Have you ever purchased something you swore you never would, and loved it?!

What does it look like when these pro wrestlers get the bad lip reading treatment? Well, it's pretty funny!

I was talking with a friend of mine yesterday who works for the Augusta Police Department and was asking about police policy on cell phone use in vehicles. I recently heard that someone got pulled over looking at their phone at the Bangor Street/North Belfast Avenue stop light. That person got a $300 fine! So, here's the deal.

When Steve Parker came into our studios this morning holding a familiar book, I wondered if I had another scheduled reading of "Walter the Farting Dog," that I'd forgotten about. But, no! He was bringing me my very own copy of the children's favorite! Hard to believe it has been a month since I read that story at Cony High School. Steve's wife, Micheal, had asked me to come read the book

Central Mainers April Hawks and Peter Dudar are two of several authors who collaborated to write a book of horror and hope. It's called "Bleed," and the two are among four who will be reading from the book on Wednesday evening (1/15) at 6 at the Lisbon Falls Public Library...