Happy Friday all! Let’s jump right into this week’s Around the Web post where I share stories on fonts, diversity, Nancy Drew, and ALA awards. Author Font Preferences Author Sean Richardson asked Twitter, “which font and which size do you write in?” The answers came pouring in and had Times New Roman trending, but answers varied. The Guardian has rounded up some popular authors’ answers. Maybe you share a preference with some of them? (I guess I’m with Max Porter – auto Calib

Welcome back, readers! And if you’re new here, this is our weekly round up of bookish content from across the internet. I hope you find something you enjoy! This week, I’m sharing a look at tactile books, insight into a controversial way to handle long books, a spotlight on the Aurora Awards, and a book excerpt about reading aloud. Wordless Books A tactile adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood by Warja Lavater and Myriam Colin is part of the Toronto Public Library's IBBY Colle

Welcome back, readers! This week for Around the Web, I’m sharing a story about Goodnight Moon, an update on the Giller Prize, a look at Aussie fiction, and some thoughts on the Goodreads Challenge. Goodnight Moon Goodnight Moon might be one of the best known children’s books in North America, so it might be surprising to know that for years—from 1947 to 1972, to be exact—it was not available at the New York Public Library. And this thanks to one single librarian: Anne Carroll

This week, we’ve got a look at Canada Reads 2020 longlist, an update on the Romance Writers of America, a few authors on their first Big Yes