Provo Library Hosts Book Sale

UVU Review, January 2012: Travel forward and back in time, around the globe and beyond; probe the psyches of housewives, heathens and heroes; explore universal conflicts and everyday events. . . Read more

Bowing to Demand, Provo Library Spends $50K for Ebooks

Daily Herald, December 30, 2011: The Provo City Library is giving a $50,000 gift to its patrons.  That is the amount library staff and the city council took. . . Read more

Dragon Writer: Former Teenage Author Still Riding the Success of High-Flying Fantasy Series

Daily Herald, November 20, 2011: After investing more than a decade of his young life in a made-up world with elves, dragons, wars and an evil sorcerer king, author Christopher Paolini reached the end. . . Read more

World of Books

Daily Herald, November 13, 2011: For hundreds of Utah County teens, Saturday afternoon was a celebration of reading. . . Read More

Provo Library Hosts Teen Book Fest on Saturday

Daily Herald, Novevember 10, 2011: From "The Hunger Games" to "Matched," dystopias have taken the New York Times Bestsellers list by storm, and Provo has noticed. . . Read More

Provo City Library Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Daily Herald, September 8, 2011: Today, the Provo City Library will celebrate its 10th Anniversary in the historic Brigham Young Academy Building. Originally dedicated in 1892. . . Read More

Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson Talk in Provo of Writing About Peter Pan with a Humorous Twist 

Deseret News, August 22, 2011: Author Ridley Pearson  remembers reading his young daughter the story of Peter Pan when she stopped him on page five, placing her small hand across the pages. . . . Read More

Mind Meld: Authors Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson Find Success Writing Together About Peter Pan

Daily Herald, August 7, 2011: Great minds don't ALWAYS think alike, even when they're thinking about the same thing. "I once yelled at Ridley that, 'A mermaid would NOT do that,' said Dave Barry. . . Read More

Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson to Visit Provo City Library

Daily Herald, July 31, 2011: Peter Pan creator J.M. Barrie died in 1937, but the legacy of his most famous character has continued to grow in part thanks to the partnership of horror novelist Ridley Pearson and Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist Dave Barry. . . Read More