Bookseller Ellen Richmond, of Waterville’s Children’s Book Cellar, on the young people’s books she cherishes.
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The prolific children’s author had a thing for pen names. Which of these belonged to her?
The best suspense, crime, and detective reads with Maine at their heart, according to Paula Keeney and Ann Whetstone of Kennebunk’s Mainely Murders bookstore.
The best of the last decade, as selected by Emily Russo and Josh Christie, of Portland’s Print: A Bookstore.
A rugged road trip into the Thoreau country, beloved by writers.
"You must do something to make the world more beautiful." Barbara Cooney's simple and profound message still resonates.
Novels to memoirs, kids' books to cookbooks.
The new Maine Mineral & Gem Museum has grabby exhibits about mining and more.
Maine’s most important writers of verse, as selected by Gary Lawless, poet and co-owner of Brunswick’s Gulf of Maine Books.
In her latest Room With a View column, Susan Hand Shetterly writes about reconnecting, keeping busy, and tamping down fears during the pandemic.
Interactive virtual tours of the Rockland museum are their own works of art.
When I moved to Prospect Harbor with my family in the 1970s, I learned about its northern water, working harbor, and ...