Discover Buenos Aires through these 5 dazzling bookstoresArgentina’s capital city has more bookstores per capita than almost anywhere else in the world. From a jazz-filled speakeasy to the city’s oldest bookshop, here are the spaces bibliophiles can’t miss. Dec 12 25December 12, 2025Article at National Geographic
10 Ways To Get Your Son To Read This Summer—and BeyondWith summer vacation on the horizon–along with more competing stimuli–experts share tips for how to make reading more of a regular occurrence among boys at home. Apr 23 25April 23, 2025Article at Parents
This Bedtime Storybook Is Helping Boys Rethink What It Means to Be Prince CharmingThe co-author of the bestselling 'Rebel Girls' books is back—this time with bedtime stories that help boys explore what it means to ‘be a man.’ Mar 27 25March 27, 2025Article at Parents
Acclaimed Temple psychologist’s new book explores parenting adult childrenLaurence Steinberg published his new book, You and Your Adult Child: How to Grow Together in Challenging Times, in April 2023. The book is a comprehensive guide for parents with adult children in their twenties or thirties. Jul 13 23July 13, 2023Article at Temple University News
How a Trip Around the World Turned This Guy Into a Romance AuthorJames Bailey has accomplished a lot, but now he's attempting the impossible: getting dudes to read love stories. Jan 03 21January 03, 2021Article at MEL Magazine
The Men Who Have Fallen in Love With Romance NovelsPulpy tales and purple prose were never just for the ladies Aug 16 20August 16, 2020Article at MEL Magazine
Billions Have Been Spent on Technology to Find IEDs, but Dogs Still Do It BetterThese working dogs have saved countless soldiers' lives—and helped prevent PTSD. Nov 09 14November 09, 2014Article at National Geographic
Fictional Outlander Series Has Real Links to Scotland’s Newly Unearthed Neolithic RuinsDiana Gabaldon explains the Outlander theory of the existence of standing stones, describes the Scottish clan system, and shares a secret about a hoped for new book project. Aug 10 14August 10, 2014Article at National Geographic