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Warsaw Community High School junior Erin McManus reads to Julie Moore’s second-grade class. Photo Provided.

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A father from Bucks County has put his love for the Philadelphia Eagles into a children’s book. Here's how he's helping to ...

A children's costume swap scheme has opened in libraries across Lincolnshire to help ease the "stress and cost" for parents ...

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The dazzling gnashers are a symbol, perhaps, of the humor and optimism with which Gomez faces hardship. For a self-described ...

In “How the World Eats,” the philosopher Julian Baggini grapples with “everything that affects and is affected by” our comestibles.

Māori have been writing about their experiences for two centuries. Here, the authors of a new book about that literary legacy ...