The staff of Chapter One Book Store share books we love, books that bent our minds, books that illuminated our souls and the books that kept us up at night.

Tweens, read an unforgettable middle grade book set in the hustle, bustle, and heart of New York City, Manhattan! Whether ...

What If You Fall For Me First comes out June 10 and is the second book in the series. Here's everything you need to know.

From Parisian classics to magical realism romps to campy fixtures, here are queer love stories that made their mark on the literary landscape.

Check out our list to find a range of stories, from laugh-out-loud funny to gritty coming-of-age, to help tweens and teens survive their middle school years. And for more great picks, check out our ...

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“I always want to live my truth and my story,” the former re... Love Is Blind star Sara Carton’s family has major doubts about her quick engagement in the pods to Ben Mezzenga. Sara’s ...

Knox County Schools Superintendent Jon Rysewyk sat down with Knox News for an exclusive interview between school years. Rysewyk said he is excited about looking at how middle schools are operated ...

What’s your store’s story ... school candies and more. It's a passion project – the owner is an avid reader and has interviewed hundreds of authors since the store's inception, a true book ...

Three students got sick after eating a "gummy-like substance." Monhagen Middle School Principal Dominick Radogna said the students were hospitalized as a precaution, and there is no evidence of a ...

Vadir Gonzalez-Arias, who was a student at Covington Middle School, died after an undisclosed incident during an eighth-grade celebration held at Dick Nichols Park in Southwest Austin, according ...

Cheers shook the auditorium at Covington Middle School and students shouted his name. “I love my job, I love it. And I love being around the kids. There are good teachers here. That’s what kept me ...