Books

If you love STEM and romance, Idaho Matters has a book recommendation for you!

The Indian Health Service is working to provide tens of thousands of children’s books to Indigenous families across the U.S., including parts of the Mountain West.

University of Idaho professor Alexandra Teague is out with her latest work and this time it's a very personal look at what some would say was a quirky childhood.

Whether we like it or not our kids are growing up in a digital world, which can add new challenges to parenting. Idaho Matters sat down with an expert to talk about some ways we can help our kids set healthy boundaries and protect their privacy online.

Books We Love returns with 380+ new titles handpicked by NPR staff and trusted critics. Find 11 years of recommendations all in one place – that's more than 3,600 great reads.

When The Exorcist first came to the big screen nearly 50 years ago, it was received by many with shock, upending the world of entertainment. Today, the film is a classic and is still believed, by some, to be the scariest movie of all time. Which is exactly why Marlena Williams mother forbade her from seeing it. Well, Williams did go see The Exorcist, and what she found was that the movie was about so much more than just terror.

Since it's Halloween, we thought what better way to celebrate the holiday than by reading a book about a vampire with a bit of a twist?

If you're looking for a book with just the right amount of adventure and romance - we've got a recommendation for you!

The land of Owyhee County has a rich history, attracting many groups in pursuit of different opportunities. From mining to ranching to military use to conservation feuds - the territory is home to countless stories and claims, each one shaping the identity of the region and the way we view it.

Author Tim Murphy is back with his latest novel, "Speech Team." The book follows a group of Gen X classmates as they struggle with a universal issue: "Can we actually move past those internalized messages of our youth?"