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Author Q&A with Richard O'Neill of Child's Play(Post)
Richard O'Neill inspires & reminds children of their innate talents At BookPal, we are passionate about connecting, learning, and growing as an organization as well as with the authors, publishers, a
“The Hunger Games” a Novel by Suzanne Collins Heads to the Big Screen(Post)Another great novel, The Hunger Games, is making its way to becoming the next big blockbuster hit so look for its highly anticipated release next year. Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth are headed fo
The Top 4 Reasons to Attend BEA 2015(Post)Learn why BookExpo America is the most popular trade show in the publishing industry. BookExpo America (BEA) is the largest annual book trade show in the country. Held over four days, BEA plays host
NY Times Best Sellers Round-Up(Post)If you haven't been paying attention lately then you will be floored to know that the NY Times Best Sellers' list has some amazing novels on it right now! So if you're planning your late summer vacat
5 Must-Read Books: The 2015 Pulitzer Prize Winners(Post)Learn about the books that were awarded with the Pulitzer Prize this year! Each year, the Pulitzer Prize is awarded to honor excellence in the fields of journalism, literature and music. The winners
3 Books You Should Read This Juneteenth(Post)Juneteenth Day: what you didn't know about the Civil War and slavery. On a sunny day in mid-June 152 years ago, Union General Gordon Granger led nearly 2,000 American troops into Galveston Island to
10 Shocking Book Facts That Will Blow Your Mind(Post)If you are a huge book fan like myself, then you will find the following book facts highly entertaining: 1. Before The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown was a pop singer and songwriter. His second solo album w
9 Freshman Year Titles You Won't Want to Miss(Post)These freshman year common reading titles will provide your student body with a strong foundation for critical thinking. Remember that book that really opened your eyes during your freshman year of c
Ring in the New Year With the Best Health and Wellness Books(Post)As 2017 draws to a close, the new year offers an opportunity to start fresh — whether it be personally or professionally. Arm yourself with the best health and wellness books and start 2018 off on th
NY Times Best Sellers Round-Up July 2013(Post)Looking for a summer read that you cannot put down? The New York Times Bestsellers list is always a great place to start. Check out some of the top bestsellers for this month: 1) SECOND HONEYMOON by
2018 NEA Big Read Books: Webinar Recap(Post)Everything you need to know about the new 2018-2019 NEA Big Read books. One book programs are taking the nation by storm. Last week, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and Arts Midwest hosted
10 Rainy Day Recess Activities You Might Need This Spring(Post)April showers bring May flowers, so make sure you're prepared with some fun rainy day recess activities! Some parts of the country are definitely more familiar with rainy days — maybe even snowy ones
