St. Patrick's Day is mostly about drinking beer and wearing green, but there's more to the Irish than stereotypes.

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Vincenzo Latronico’s slender volume captures a culture of exquisite taste, tender sensitivities, and gnawing discontent.

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Author Betsy Longenbaugh draws upon both her research and her imagination to give more flesh and blood to the lives of ...

Newbery medalist Matt de la Peña and New York Times best-selling illustrator Loren Long visited Cambridgeport Elementary, ...

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There are few writers who have as devoted a following as celebrated novelist Jane Austen. But is she really the “first” great English female author?

The fish and chip shop, referred to as a "chipper" in Ireland, became popular in the country at the turn of last century. From classic preparations to elevated takes on the genre, here are the best ...