Since its foundation in 2009, the Tucson Festival of Books has welcomed authors, programs, and exhibitions from diverse groups in hopes of promoting literacy rates across Southern Arizona. Included among
Read FullAs any good rom-com will prove, there’s nothing more romantic than a personalized mixtape. Listening to a bunch of songs that remind you of a special person… or people! Our
Read FullI know when people hear “historical fiction,” they are drawn away from the books because they think they will be mundane, but historical fiction books don’t have to be boring!
Read FullOkay, maybe “repulsed” is too strong of a word, but if you’re anything like me, you don’t actively seek out rom-coms or read every single book featuring enemies-to-lovers or cry
Read FullValentine’s Day is in the air, and after reviewing over twenty-five children’s picture books, I found these eleven to be the best at capturing the true spirit of the holiday!
Read FullWe challenged some fellow book lovers to write a review of a book they recently read. The middle-grade students from Tucson schools who are a part of the Worlds of
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