Reader Blog

We all know that grammar can be tricky, and let’s be honest, we’ve all made our fair share of mistakes. But when do those mistakes turn into memes? That’s when the real fun begins.

This month’s reading challenge is to read a book with food or a word related to food in the title, even if the book isn’t about food. Here are some suggestions to get you started!

Being an avid reader can be expensive! But we’ve got you covered—both with our ebook deals and with these tips on getting free or cheap print books.

If you’re looking at your shelves and wondering if you have any valuable first editions hiding there, we’ll walk you through how to quickly determine if your book is a first edition.

At Book Cave, we specialize in helping our readers connect with free or deeply discounted books. While we’ve promoted some pretty big names, we don’t often promote newly released novels. But if you’re looking to get your hands on some free or discounted newly released novels, we’ve still got you covered.

Everyone seems to have heard of girl math these days. Those thrifty ways girls add up money to justify their purchases. But I’ve got to say, my girl math skills pale in comparison to my book math skills. Which of these book maths are you guilty of?

We love libraries, but the way they work is often a mystery. Many patrons have wondered, why is there a limit to this digital content when digital content can be duplicated and shared for virtually free? Librarian Ryan was kind enough to fill us all in on the answer.

Book of the Month is a book subscription service that helps readers purchase bestselling, newly released hardcover books for affordable prices! If you love our free and discounted ebook deals but would like some new releases as well, this is the perfect complement to our services.

Beanstack is a new app that many libraries and schools are adopting to host reading challenges, bookathons, and more! Personally, I love it. Here’s why.

Summer is here, and with it, enjoyable days of reading outside. To celebrate the coming of summer, this month’s reading challenge is to read a book with the word “summer” in it. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.

Have you heard of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library? Launched in 1995, the program was created by Dolly Parton to inspire a love of reading in children by giving them free physical books.

We love books and libraries and we love laughing, so what better idea than to combine them? Here are some library jokes to give you a laugh today!

If you’re like me, you collect way more books than you have room for. And if you live in a small house or apartment, it’s even harder to fit your oversized book collection anywhere. Here are some ideas for storing books in a small space.

If you’re a book lover, chances are you’ve experienced binge reading. We’ve got tips on how to end a reading binge and reasons why you shouldn’t!

We have another fun giveaway to announce this year: the Ultimate Ebook Reader Giveaway! This giveaway is loaded with everything you need for a cozy night of reading on your Kindle.

A book hangover. As a reader, you’ve probably experienced it. If you have a book hangover, you no doubt want to get over it and go back to being a functioning adult who enjoys reading. Here are some tips to help you get there.

Ebooks magically appear for reading (or deleting) thanks to authors’ work. Ever notice old favorites with fresh covers?

Loving reading from a young age, I can say school reading can be tough. But teachers can improve it. Let’s explore how today.

Dave Ramsey, the finance coach, is renowned. His 7 books sold over 11 million copies! Discover who he is and where to start reading.