Books

What did we read last year? Mesa County Libraries recently published the 2020 Annual Report. According to that report, these were the most read books for Mesa County.

Have you visited one of Grand Junction's "Little Free Libraries"? They're all over the valley. These are my top ten reasons you should visit one right away.

Mesa County teens can connect via Google Hangouts to share what they've been reading, watching, or listening to. "Teen Readers Meetup" happens every Wednesday.

Have you had a chance to enjoy reading a book by Grand Junction author Al Look? With the recent downtime, I think it's past time to reread of few of his works.

Words to live by can come from some pretty unlikely sources.

It's time once again to scour your garage, closets, drawers, and under the beds for children's books.

Grand Junction kids are being targeted in the local book drive being spearheaded by United Way of Mesa County.

Every year, School District 51 gathers books they no longer need or use and makes them available to the public for free.

An effort is underway to collect children's books that will be distributed to local kids.

Western Colorado college students return to classes August 22, and that means they're going to fork over big bucks for tuition, and... for books. Just how much does a college textbook cost nowadays? Here are a few examples.