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Books Are Really Easy to Wrap

• Authors : Renkl, Margaret

• Source: The New York Times. December 14, 2020, A19

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The battle of the books: in the long history of the book, the mass-produced volumes of our time constitute only a single chapter. More remain to be written

• Authors : Wright, Alex

• Source: The Wilson Quarterly. Autumn, 2009, Vol. 33 Issue 4, p59, 6 p.

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In the beginning was the word: the book, that fusty old technology, seems rigid and passe as we daily consume a diet of information bytes and digital images. The fault, dear reader, lies not in our books but in ourselves

• Authors : Rosen, Christine

• Source: The Wilson Quarterly. Autumn, 2009, Vol. 33 Issue 4, p48, 6 p.

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Moments in Books That Salvaged a Sour Year.

• Authors : Garner, Dwight

• Source: The New York Times. Dec 17, 2019, pC3.

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Could Banning Books Actually Encourage More Readers?

• Source: Tell Me More. Sept 20, 2013

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Read-a-Palooza!

• Source: Scholastic Teacher. Summer, 2019, Vol. 128 Issue 4, p8, 1 p.

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Gutenberg unbound: publishing execs no longer feel the book, as a freestanding entity, is sustainable

• Authors : Engelhardt, Tom

• Source: The Nation. March 17, 1997, Vol. 264 Issue 10, p18, 9 p.

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SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL: The lost art of little books

• Authors : Sweeney, Jon M.

• Source: America. March 22, 2010, Vol. 202 Issue 9, p27, 3 p.

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Why book clubs matter in the age of tablets.

• Authors : Kirch, Claire

• Source: Publishers Weekly. August 15, 2016, Vol. 263 Issue 33, p11, 2 p.

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Whither Paper? Enough with simplistic predictions of its demise

• Authors : Romano, Carlin

• Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education. Feb 14, 2014, Vol. 60 Issue 22,

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