Life is moving on for all the key players except John O’Keefe’s family after a Massachusetts jury found his former girlfriend Karen Read not guilty of all homicide-related charges in ...

Navigating grief and loss can be a challenging journey, especially for children. In her latest children's book, 'I Can't Believe They're Gone,' author Karen Brough delivers a tender and ...

The journalist and mother penned an inspirational picture book that delivers messages of sisterhood, tradition, and adventure.

The Antidote, which transports readers to the time of the Dust Bowl drought. After five works of fiction that have earned Russell, among other accolades, a Pulitzer Prize nomination; fellowships from ...

Emma, the young artist whose contagious faith inspired others in the children’s book by Church in the 21st Century Center Director Karen Kiefer, Drawing God, is back. In Kiefer’s new book, Growing God ...

Did you know that Madonna wrote a children's book? The Queen of Pop released her children's picture book, The English Roses, on September 15, 2003, via Callaway Arts & Entertainment.

Shapiro, IP children's editorial group manager at Sourcebooks and founding editorial director of the company's Wonderland imprint, died unexpectedly of undisclosed causes this past weekend. The ...

The West Australian town of Mount Barker comes together to share local stories, languages and cultures in four children's books illustrated by primary school students.

A local author is writing a book about the Karen Read murder case, the people involved, and everything that unfolded in the town of Canton following the death of John O’Keefe.

Their reasons for separating are vague, so Karen looks for answers in “The Boys and Girls Book About Divorce,” which she special-orders in 1972 for the “very expensive” price of $7.95.

Journalist Karen Hao has written a book called "Empire of AI," which details the world of Sam Altman's OpenAI.

A Nashville-area school district voted to remove a children's transgender book after a pastor questioned its appropriateness during a fiery school board meeting.