Maurice Sendak, author of “Where the Wild Things Are” and “Alligators All Around,” is the focus of the Skirball Center’s new ...

Beale added fake covers to several copies of the book in various bookshops and waited for customers to notice. Smartphones and the internet then did the rest — @greg0wen’s original tweet (above), with ...

Award-winning writer Kate DiCamillo shares some of her favorite kids books of all time, including the novel that changed her ...

this is indicative of a wider problem for book cover designers. So I’m going to start this list with a plea. Book publishers! Credit your designers when you first share images of a new cover online!

There are some great art installations to be seen at libraries in San Jose, Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Redwood City and San ...

Nonny Hogrogian, an artist and book illustrator whose sturdy woodcut images and dreamy watercolor ... as “Where the Wild Things Are,” by Maurice Sendak in 1964, and “Make Way for Ducklings ...

Let the wild rumpus start at this celebration of beloved children’s author and illustrator Maurice Sendak. The Skirball ... translations of books, monster-themed merch and even costumes from ...

Megyn Kelly mocked the “amount of retouching” that made Hillary Clinton appear younger while she posed for the cover of her new book. “The amount of retouching on this face I haven’t seen ...

More than ever, people are judging books by their covers and choosing to buy titles with photogenic designs for their #shelfies — however, that aesthetic habit could run the risk of having an ...

Harrold’s book is illustrated by Emily Gravett in a style closer to “Where the Wild Things Are” creator Maurice Sendak than the wide-eyed, Ghibli-esque cartoon characters that have started ...

The people have spoken. Here are the books they voted for. By The New York Times Books Staff Three new books document obstacles to gender equality that, in the era that brought us #MeToo ...

A solar pool cover can help by keeping leaves and other debris out of the water, while also regulating water temperature, retaining heat as temperatures drop at night or the air gets cooler later ...