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After all these years, and seemingly infinite permutations of time, place, and character, it would seem that the Camelot legend might possibly have...

It’s curious to think that just beyond the perfectly manicured lawns of the country’s most prestigious Ivy League schools, lies a thriving homeless...

If you’re ready to start, or continue, a family book club, here are five titles you might want to consider.

How do you get kids to read one of the world’s oldest books? Ask Sally Lloyd-Jones, whose The Jesus Storybook Bible recently passed the critical...

Since the publication of the series opener, the Wingfeather books have followed the adventures of the Igiby siblings –Janner, Kalmar, and Leeli.

For Steven James, his latest book, Opening Moves, is personal in more ways than one.

Here are five books for Christian woman who don’t typically like books for Christian women.

This latest e novel takes all of the Patterson brand’s hallmarks and raises them to a new level.

Like Gillian Flynn’s best-selling Gone Girl, Nowhere to Turn is clever and will continue to keep you guessing.

It takes a particularly skilled pen not to descend into total cheesiness, and Gabhart clearly understands the tricky balance.

The Vacationers is a smooth read that will keep readers turning pages long after they should have turned out the light and gone to bed.

The message The Fault in Our Stars hopes to send is that authentic relationships will always carry more weight than good intentions.

Part of what makes Stars such an engaging read is that the protagonists meet in a support group for kids with cancer.

It’s not just the change of scenery that makes Tim Shoemaker’s Below the Surface such an exciting novel.

While it’s for others to decide whether Jackson’s film is a worthy interpretation, readers have been finding inspiration, and spiritual nourishment...