reading

There is something so comforting about carrying a good old-fashioned book with pages around with you for whenever you get a few spare minute to get lost in an amazing adventure or some drama or thriller that has you on the edge of your seat. See some of these local Eastern Washington favorites.

Ever felt lost after a breakup? Discover how one person's journey through loneliness and heartache led to profound personal growth and happiness.

Reading helps take you out of a bad mood, pass the time, and also improves your vocabulary. Thanks to incredible community members there are Little Free Libraries all over the place!

But that doesn't mean reading and access to resources has stopped. Find all the different options to keep you and the kids inspired and entertained for free

You are seeing the hashtag everywhere today as the nation celebrates National Comic Book day. I'm a huge fan of comic books and there are good reasons to be a fan of these flashy four-colored magazines even if you don't like comics.

I find myself reading more in the winter. I've been in the mood to pick up a thriller so I did some research and compiled this list of the scariest books known to man.

The Tri-City Herald had a great story today about a Kennewick couple who built a mini library out front their house and it's a "Doctor Who" TARDIS! That reminds me, summer is almost here so let's get our summer reading list going! I'll start: ANYTHING STEPHEN KING!

Any book worth the paper it's printed on will immerse the reader almost from the start. Great authors seem to have a knack for doing this without fail. Still, sometimes it can be nice to help them out a little. Reading a book with a setting that mirrors your own can be a rich and satisfying experience. With that in mind, here are five great summer reads, all set in the summer.