Here's a quick roundup of six recently released fiction and nonfiction paperbacks that are worth a look.
Recently there have been a ton of great children’s books to choose from — more than what could fit here. But here are some of the best, ranging from preschool picture books to chapter books for middle schoolers.
From memoirs to interviews and a collection of songs and drawings, there's a little something for everyone here.
“An Appetite for Murder” by Lucy Burdette
It all started with a fictional turkey burger.
"Everything I Need to Know I Learned from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood: Wonderful Wisdom from Everyone's Favorite Neighbor" (Clarkson Potter), written by Melissa Wagner
“Dear Evan Hansen” by Steven Levenson
"The Institute" (Scribner), by Stephen King
"Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era," (Dutton), by Saul Austerlitz
We know what you’re thinking: it's not even winter yet. But we live in South Dakota, so, winter really is coming. Also, it gets dark at about 4:30 p.m. That leaves plenty of cold, dark time for indoor activities — like reading a really, really, really long book. Here are some of literature's…
When you are looking to learn a little more about your own history and culture, sometimes the simplest lessons are the best. In honor of the magical power of children’s books, here is a short list set in the Mount Rushmore State. Information is courtesy of amazon.com.
Thousands of people will visit Casper for the Aug. 21 solar eclipse. And while the 2 minutes and 26 seconds of darkness will be the highlight, there will be plenty more to do.
The book follows three scientists on the path to totality.
