Books

This fall, Follett Higher Education Group launched a new textbook rental option, saving students 55% off a regular-priced book.

School may be out but that doesn't get you off the hook for reading, bub.

Will the Harry Potter mania ever stop? I think not, my dear Watson, I think not.

Mac Engel, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s Cowboys beat writer, somehow got the job to put together the book that everybody expected to be published.

The Christian seller of goods has eight stores in DFW.

This will be Dallas' first children's library.

Are clowns' feet really as big as their shoes? How do they all fit into that one tiny car? Find out!

GVI Security Solutions provides video surveillance to the homeland security, institutional and commercial markets.

Original owner Lucy Wright started Recycled Books in 1983 on University Drive and chose Denton because the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University are located there.

Author of The SPEED of Trust highlights Neely Author series on Feb. 4.

Manager is glad to be settled into the new location - hopefully for a long time.

Fort Worth, Dallas, and Arlington, while literate, lag far behind Austin, according to new study.

Cedar Springs "institution" where Dallas gay rights movement started may be forced to close by end of year due to rising rent.

Federal permanent injunction prevents unauthorized use of copyrighted material.

The Internet has helped spur more people to use their local libraries by giving them "a hunger for knowledge and information."

Playthings magazine's "Wonder Woman of Toys" to share her insights over java and cinnabuns.

University of Chicago professor and self-described "rogue economist" Steve Levitt, co-author of the international best-seller Freakonomics, will offer his perspectives on the power of incentive and the weakness of conventional wisdom in his Tate Distinguished Lecture March 27.