Let’s face it. Although our favorite pastime is staying up late and devouring as many books as we possibly can, many of us still need to set aside some time to work if we’re going to make money. That said, there’s ways of findi...

Books to beat the January blues, with views from the Great British Countryside… As we Brits desperately plow our way through Dry January and, like most poor folk in the Northern Hemisphere, cower away from the dankness an...

Books that are turned into movies usually draw in a variety of different crowds. For example, some people really enjoy reading the book first so that they can let their imagination determine how they think certain elements will...

What are the most anticipated YA novels of 2014? We take a look at the seven hottest books that will be coming off the presses this spring. You guys, 2013 was an awesome year in books. We had the thrilling conclusion to the Div...

In previous weeks I chose my top five nonfiction and fiction reads of 2013, but out of the 234 books I’ve read so far this year, there are many more that are also worth recommending. Here I have settled on ten more of the best ...

So far I’ve read 229 books in 2013, so although my task is nigh on impossible I’m gamely attempting to reduce that list down to just ten stand-out titles, five nonfiction picks last week and five fiction this week. (Some of the...

YA novels with snowy settings are perfect for the holiday season. Though it’s a balmy 70 degrees here in North Carolina, I can still dream of a white Christmas through books. Here are some of my favorite snowy books for reading...