With the start of the new year, many are looking to start their new year’s resolution and turn a new leaf. These are five self-improvement books that can help with a broad range of different struggles. ...

The banning of books in an educational setting has recently been a tumultuous discussion in American communities. These conversations have sparked impassioned debates, contributed to concern over students'...

Theodor Seuss Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss, is one of the most popular children’s authors of all time. Over the years, he has published over 60 children’s books— most under his well-known pseudonym. His...

There are some books that are only enjoyable the first time around, but there are other books that capture a reader’s heart read after read after read. See below for 5 books—that you might have already...

As the month of February comes to a close, March is Reading Month festivities begin. See below for some of the InPrint staff’s top picks. Information Compiled by Writer Jessie Bright, Design by...

Whether a reader is 16 or 76, reading a piece for the first time or the fifth time, “classic” pieces of literature appeal to all types and groups of people. Although many students groan when they hear...

Each Fenton InPrint staff member chose one of their personal favorite books and as a staff, we have compiled our top 10 favorites. Click on the book title for the link to buy it. Between Shades of...

“Turtles All the Way Down” by John Green is the first novel to be published since he wrote “The Fault in Our Stars” five years ago in January of 2012. Written through 16 year old Aza Holmesy’s...

Libraries and schools across the country come together for one week at the end of September to celebrate books, more specifically banned books. Banned Books Week began in 1982 and for 35 years, it has...

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