Writers have been reading on Zoom for 2 years. Here's to the wildly unpredictable events waiting for us outside

Republicans in Texas and Missouri open up a new front in the war on public education

How to get away from everything but your books in a country house or an Italian castle

Boston-based start-up Spritz hopes you'll never revert to your average human reading speed again

"Book bans are about limiting kids' freedom to read and teachers' freedom to teach"

Some tips to help the Facebook mogul get the most out of his "Year in Books"

Burton spoke to Salon about education activism, Common Core and the future of reading

The BeeLine Reader uses all the colors of the rainbow to slash your reading time without sacrificing comprehension

New research suggests reading literary fiction increases our ability to pick up on the subjective states of others

Tevi Troy says the former Vice President may not have read much nonfiction, but he did meet with guys who write

Only 38 percent of 12th graders classified as at or above the "proficient" level on the Nation's Report Card

This maneuver would make it easier for Democrats to do things like confirm more judges

In Florida schools, every book is considered too "dangerous" until the censors have combed it over

Charleston police file a complaint, saying "The Hate U Give" and "All American Boys" promote "distrust of police"

The children's TV host is seeking donations to help him update "Reading Rainbow" for the digital age