NEW BRAUNFELS - The New Braunfels Public Library is working to change the perception that libraries aren't a top interest for ...

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"Nobody here is trying to hurt each other," Madelyn Haggard, 16, said. After talking about how kids don't often have the power to change the issues affecting them most, one of the teens ...

Even though fewer teens are reading for fun, one of the best ways to engage them is with a great book -- especially one that is relevant to their interests and experiences. These YA books from 2019 ...

Find 2017 books for teens right here. Studies have shown that fewer and fewer teens are reading for fun, which can have a negative impact on their reading comprehension and college readiness. But when ...

Book cafes have become popular spots for reading and socializing in a city with a strong reading culture. They provide a peaceful environment where people can explore new book titles, enjoy coffee ...

There’s no rule book when it comes to handling your teen’s first dates — or their first breakup. But with patience, love, honesty and gentle guidance, you can help keep your teen on cloud ...

Book clubs have had a revival in recent years thanks ... have a dedicated book that we’re all reading and catch up for a girls night and talk about it for as long as we want.” ...

Amber, a girl who died seven years ago ... the rise and it soon becomes clear that not everyone is playing by the rules. In "Skyshade," the third book in "The Lightlark Saga," Isla struggles with the ...

Examining the life paths of more than 750,000 Danish teens over decades, the researchers asked what differences in girls’ teen years made them more likely to become entrepreneurs later on.

I belong to two book clubs; that’s right, two book clubs. Given that I read a lot, buy at least two books every month (and try to keep them all), a colleague was surprised, nay, shocked ...