Since March is Women’s History Month, we thought it would be a great time to check in with some of our fearless women leaders here at Half Price Books. They spoke with us about the women who’ve inspired them in literature, music and their personal lives. Sharon Anderson Wright, CEO Favorite Woman Author – Barbara Kingsolver Dream… View Article
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50 years of Mario Puzo’s The Godfather
March 10 marks the 50th anniversary of Mario Puzo’s The Godfather. Here are 50 bullet points to celebrate 50 years of the Godfather phenomenon.
Behind the Book: Maid by Stephanie Land
We recently caught up with Stephanie Land for a look at the inspiration behind her debut book, Maid.
Dr. Seuss and the Challenge that Changed How Children Read
Join us in celebrating children’s literacy and Dr. Seuss by picking up a book to read on Read Across America Day!
All I Need to Know I Learned from Dr. Seuss!
What have you learned from Dr. Seuss?
Totally Random Lists 2019: How ‘Bout Them Apples?
This year, our calendar features books, movies and music grouped together in unexpected ways. Here’s a bushel of titles to keep the doctor away.
We Buy Everything Printed and Recorded—and More!
Whether Marie Kondo has convinced you to “tidy up” those bookshelves or you’ve been bitten by the Spring Cleaning bug, we’re happy to help!
The Revolution Will Be Written: A New Class of Contemporary African-American Authors
From medicine to the arts and all areas in between, African Americans have contributed to the distinct fabric of the United States of America. The culture’s significance has been nationally celebrated during the month of February since its inception in 1970, however, its impact on literature alone could easily span a complete calendar year.
Perfect Reads for Your Relationship Status
Check out this list of books to suit your relationship status.
Totally Random Lists 2019: Word on the Street
Because we all know it’s the journey, not the destination, that matters.