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Colombia University Professor and specialist on Milton's Paradise Lost finds that evil can exist in the real world as well as within the pages of the famous poem.

Literary fiction, the term freezes the blood of those who had bad experiences with it, but it doesn't have to. Here are a few titles that are classified as such that were very fun to read.

Five easy ideas for quick displays.

Kate Klise’s series 43 Old Cemetery Road is a fast-paced story about a boy who likes to draw, a man who writes children’s books, and a ghostly author who refuses to leave her house until she publishes a novel. A great series for boys or girls. Even parents will like this one.

There are a great many books in the Children’s Room that lend themselves to a variety of different uses other than the ones to which they have been assigned originally.

There are many display opportunities for the month of March. Irish history is a popular one. Here are some ideas for integrated displays.

Weeding is not a favorite activity for most librarians. However, it can be a way to find those hidden gems and give them a second chance.

Fans of culinary mysteries might want to start this series a bit further down than the first book by Joanna Fluke.

With all the time and energy spent selecting picture books, is your library making them as accessible as they could be?