Books

With March being National Reading Month, have you ever wondered what the most popular book is this area? I know - and I think you're going to be surprised.

Saturday (January 27) from 1:00 PM until 5:00 PM some South Dakota authors will be signing books in the main court of the Western Mall.

Kari Shields, Mary Weber, and illustrator Julie Lieman Weaver partnered on this book. Hear about the teamwork, and the inspiration behind All Kinds of Brave

Stories of hope, of inspirational persons overcoming adversity, stories of tragedy and how baseball helped heal and bring hope to the situation.

Available Now! Some people it appears God went heavy on the talent gene. I asked Sara a few questions about her soon to be released book Campfire Poetry.

Mark Sternhagen is a South Dakotan with a unique story to tell about Polio, what it is like to live with it, and what it is like to have a handicap and be different.

Travel & Leisure selects one work based in each state. Their pick for the Mount Rushmore State may surprise you.

The website LitHub chose a nonfiction and a fiction book that's set in or is about each state in the country. Here are the picks for South Dakota.

Anyone else learn how to read with the help of Dick and Jane - more specifically by reading the "Dick and Jane" books? Still to this day some of my favorites.

It's that time of year again. My top 5 books for 2016. Enjoy!