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Fall Storytime Favorite: Toto’s Apple

What’s your family’s favorite storytime book?

The Legacy of Ray Bradbury

“We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out.” – Ray Bradbury The American author and Sci-Fi legend Ray Bradbury would have been 98 on August 22 of this year, and his absence is keenly felt. His career spanned seven decades… View Article

Bust the Myth: Saving Big Money on Textbooks Can Be a Reality

It seems like finding the best deals on textbooks is like chasing a unicorn. You’ve heard there are good deals in some bedtime story your grandparents told you long ago, yet every back-to-school season, you’re left with the real story: a busted budget. We know that textbook shopping can be stressful and expensive. A study… View Article

Die Hard on a…: Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Die Hard

Let’s look at the many imitators (some good, some…not so much) of Die Hard.

When Writers Are the Story: Films About Famous Authors

Let’s highlight some notable biographical films about writers.

What’s on the Menu?: Serving up Books & Movies for National Waiters & Waitresses Day

We’re serving up a a six-course meal of waitstaff-centric books, movies and more.

2001: A Reevaluation Odyssey

2001: A Space Odyssey is a masterpiece. But here’s the thing: masterpieces aren’t for everyone. As the resident sci-fi nerd around here, I was asked to write something about 2001 for its 50th anniversary on April 2. At first, I had no idea what to say. I’ve always had an appreciation for the film, but… View Article

A Celebration of the Quiet Beatle

His talent for playing guitar, singing and composing music made him a legendary contributor to the music scene.