books

Taking the age-old ice cream vendor on a bike idea, and running with it.

In a move that's been a long time coming for patrons and those who like to read REAL Books, the Richland Library made this announcement Friday: "The Richland Public Library will reopen to the public on Monday, October 26, and will also continue to provide curbside service... Read More ...

Some are saying the texts were not carefully examined for controversial materials.

According to my Facebook friend Jeana Beck: Columbia Basin Board of REALTORS is excited to partner with Altrusa Hermiston to help keep the "LITTLE LIBRARY" boxes around town stocked. If you have new or gently used books or a financial contribution to help build more "PRETTY LITTLE LIBRARYS" you can drop them off at any of our friendly Columbia Basin Board of REALTOR Member Offi

I find myself reading more in the winter. I've been in the mood to pick up a thriller so I did some research and compiled this list of the scariest books known to man.

Here’s something worth reading.

Keep it for yourself, or gift it to the Glenn Beck Fan in your life!

This weekend is the Giant Book Sale at the Union Street branch of the Mid-Columbia Library at 1620 S. Union, Kennewick. Books for 25 cents to a dollar are available Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. Library book sales are a great way to teach kids about entrepreneurship.

Thrift Stores have some weird stuff, but books but in particular are usually strange. We searched the shelves for the weirdest books we could find. Here are the 10 we found.

Today's reading experience is nothing like the literal "page-turners" of yesteryear. But even with the e-Book, the Kindle and the iPad at our fingertips, we can still spot a wacky romance novel cover from a mile off.