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On Wednesday, April 10, Governor Brad Little signed into effect House Bill 710, also known as the “Harmful Materials” Library Law. The bill—which, contrary to popular belief, does not actually […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.”
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 The writers gave short readings from their unpublished, upcoming work.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 […]