READING

A high school senior in Frisco is using her talents for something good.

Orion Jean, a sixth-grader who lives in Mansfield, has officially reached his goal of collecting 500,000 books for kids in need.

An 11-year old’s mission to collect half a million books for kids in need continues.

Orion Jean has been tirelessly working doing something good for over a year now in what’s being called a “Race to Kindness.”

A local school district has plans in place to encourage learning and retention throughout the summer.

A new pilot program is aiming to make books more accessible to hundreds of North Texas students.

A group of heavily armed men were refusing to comply with police Saturday morning in Massachusetts, prompting Interstate 95 to be closed and a shelter-in-place order for residents of Wakefield and Reading, police said.

An 11-year-old boy from Fort Worth is continuing his mission to improve the lives of others by encouraging reading.

A North Texas school district is doing something good for students who are eager to read during the summer break.

Business books may be able to explain why it’s important to leverage diverse perspectives, but they tend to be too model-driven to adequately reflect the complexities of the real world. For those insights, especially if you’re in a management position, reach for works of fiction.

A 12-year-old from Fort Worth is doing something good through her latest book.

North Texas trailblazer Opal Lee is doing something good by re-releasing her book, “Juneteenth: A Children’s Story Book.”

Making too many spelling mistakes (in emails, texts, DMs, presentations) can make you look less smart in the eyes of your boss or peers. Here are some of the most commonly misspelled words, along with tips on how to get them right the first time.

A Dallas ISD fifth grader is doing something good to foster a love of reading in all children.

The Women’s Storybook Project of Texas sends volunteers into prisons to record mothers reading books to help them stay connected with their children while behind bars. NBC 5 reporter Noelle Walker talks to a mother and son about how the project helped them through dark times in their lives.

The author behind the novel that inspired the movie “The Secret Life of Bees” will talk about her latest book in a virtual event Tuesday.

The Kimbell Art Museum is merging technology, art and reading to get kids engaged in learning another language.

The Spring Book Sale is back in Arlington.

Seven Primrose Schools across North Texas teamed up to collect 2,162 books through their Og’s Bountiful Book Drive.

The 2021 Mavs Reading Challenge is in full swing. The 40-day program is an effort to encourage the love of reading for kids of all ages.