Seven Classic books to read this fall
Cozy up with these classic reads perfect for Autumn
As the weather gets colder every day, Autumn is the perfect time to cozy up with a novel and stay warm inside. There is nothing better than curling up with […]
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Eight new summer reads you won’t want to miss
Don’t let these new and upcoming books pass you by this summer
For many, summer is a chance to finally take a break and unwind from a busy year of school and work. Reading is a great way to de-stress and learn […]
Some books to add to your reading list
There is an ever-increasing number of book-to-film adaptations coming to the big screen. It seems as though books are constantly being made into films. Every day, another ad or trailer […]
‘Where everyone is welcome’
BookPeople of Moscow celebrates 45th year as a literary staple among Moscow community
Carol Price always wanted to own a bookshop — a dream she fulfilled in December 2011. Price, who moved to the Palouse almost 20 years ago, purchased BookPeople of Moscow […]
From pages to pixels
Society has turned away from books and why this must change
Most everyone has read a book, or at least had one read to them. From story time in kindergarten, AR points in elementary school and required reading in high school […]
Back to (anything) but the basics
The top three novels to read this summer
Other than textbooks and academic reading, the novels we most want to dive into often take a backseat during the school year. This makes summer the best time to catch […]
Tracing his footsteps — Local author to read from book about her father and WWII
While people commonly retrace their own footsteps to find items such as lost car keys, it is not so often that people trace the footsteps of another to discover and […]
Connected at the hub — University of Idaho professor Rodney Frey’s new book a reflection on lessons from indigenous elders
Forty years of experience working with Native Americans go into Professor Rodney Frey’s new book “Carry Forth the Stories: An Ethnographer’s Journey Into Native Oral Tradition.”
A community of vulnerability — Annual Hemingway Festival holds reading with local authors
The eighth annual University of Idaho Hemingway Festival held a Sneak Peeks Reading Friday with local authors. The writers gave short readings from their unpublished, upcoming work. The event was […]
Celebrating the written word — UI’s annual Hemingway Festival commemorates the lasting impact of an honored writer
The University of Idaho will host the eighth annual Hemingway Festival on March 3-4 to celebrate the life and legacy of Ernest Hemingway. The festival will feature a variety of […]