Books

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Books

Road-tripping this summer? Keep an eye out for these roadside wonders

A new coast-to-coast guidebook for curious travelers.
Books

New book allows readers to touch the stars as they learn

“All About Orion” allows sighted people to enjoy the book alongside people who read braille.
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Some politicians are working to end DEI programs. Are they worth saving?

A new book argues such programs often end up causing harm to the very people they purport to help: employees of color.
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Former Gov. John Kasich focuses on faith in his new book. But is he done with politics?

We talk with him about his new book and the state of politics in the U.S.
History

Renowned cave explorer on why the story of Floyd Collins still resonates 100 years after his death

Roger Brucker talks about the tragic story of Floyd Collins and his own decades of caving.
Books

The enduring legacy of Kentucky's Harlan Hubbard

New book and exhibit explore one of Kentucky's most beloved artists and environmentalists.
Books

'Cincinnati Neighborhood Guidebook' brings honest community perspectives

Among the 36 essays there's history and a bit of what makes a place a community.
Books

An ode to basketball, Columbus and LeBron James

Hanif Abdurraqib will be at Joseph-Beth discussing his new book.
Local News

This Cincinnati Library book was returned nearly a century after its due date

Tana Weingartner

"Wild West" by Bertrand W. Sinclair was checked out in 1926.
From The Ohio Newsroom

Ohio writers authored a book that's begging to be banned

Kendall Crawford

Amid increased book challenges, the Ohio Writer's Associations' latest anthology "Should This Book Be Banned?" tackles the taboo.