Ah, high school. There’s nothing like that evocative pang of cafeteria food, group projects, gym class, and last but not least- assigned readings. There is a fr
A Rose by Any Other Name
Shakespeare isn’t always easy to follow, so it’s no surprise that one of the bard’s most famous lines is also one of the most frequently misunderstood. When Jul
A Perfect Bundle
Do you want a manageable stack of like-minded books for your summer reading? We have just the thing for you: book bundles, assembled with care
Green Reads
Earth Day is coming right up, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate: attend an Earth Day Festival (in St. Louis, earthday365 in Forest Park), commit to taki
New Book Club in a Bag additions in April!
We have added six new titles to our ever-growing Book Club in a Bag collection! Follow these links to read more about each new addition:
Born on a Blue Day by
Are you SURREAL?
People say we are living in surreal times, often citing politics and climate change as two examples among many. Looking for ways to cope? Try engaging with th
Author J. D. Trafford
Directly from his website, J. D. Trafford explains why he chose St. Louis as a setting for is most recent novels:
“I love St. Louis as a city …]. On the one ha
“I’ll have what she’s having!”
When Harry Met Sally is often considered to be the rom-com that forever changed the nature of rom-coms, traits of it infusing virtually every romantic comedy si
Inspired by Well-Read Black Girl Book Club
We have a fondness for book clubs here at Center for the Reader, and one we are truly inspired by is Well-Read Black Girl (“WRBG”).
Northern Lights and Literature
Approximately 10% of the population of Iceland will publish a book in their lifetime, according to BBC News, so it’s no surprise that they are responsible for a
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