Jake Reiss got into bookselling for the money and the girls. Now that he’s ninety years old, he cares less about both, but he still gets up seven days a week and goes to work at what might be the ...

This spring, American Final Fantasy 9 fans will get to learn a little more about fan-favorite black mage, Vivi Ornitier.

Steele has been with Old Firehouse Books for more than 11 years as a bookseller and then a bookkeeper. She decided to pursue ...

In a battle between two shorthanded squads, the Golden State Warriors came back from a 17-point deficit to defeat the Memphis ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We all love dim sum but a proper selection can set you back by quite a bit in Singapore. Dim sum is all about the variety, so a ...

Scout Haskel's book, which is only a few pages long and filled with original drawings, is ultimately a cautionary story, her parents tell PEOPLE Keith Haskel and Bethany Hall While at her relatives' ...

Hundreds of millions of books end up rotting away in landfills every year. Instead of letting your old ones do the same, why not find a way to repurpose them around your home? If you like birds and ...

In my humble opinion, the best book on gardening is “The Principles of Gardening: The Classic Guide to the Gardener’s Art” by Hugh Johnson. First published in 1979 and still widely available through ...

Jan. 16 (UPI) --A worker at a California library opened a package and was surprised to find a book that had been due back nearly 46 years earlier. Cassie Koldewyn, branch manager at the San Diego ...

LA MESA, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — In early January, the La Mesa branch of the San Diego County Library received a book that was long overdue…by more than four decades. “It was me, so I got to open it and ...

A man who thrifted a box of books didn't think twice about it—until he looked inside one 25 years later. Mark Loder, a visual artist, lives in Pennsylvania, and recently took it upon himself to clear ...

Re “Before You Toss That Book …,” by Roger Rosenblatt (Opinion guest essay, nytimes.com, Dec. 28): Like Mr. Rosenblatt, I savor the books on my bookshelves, but a year ago, as I was preparing for a ...