New research confirms that people who grow up with books at home tend to have higher reading comprehension and better mathematical and digital communication skills.

AT-THE-LIBRARIES
Bats have been living behind the bookshelves since the 19th century.
Freegal lets you download and keep music through your local library.
Librarians can help you with everything from finding your next great read to filling out your taxes. But they have a couple of patron pet peeves—and at least one involves bacon.
With its striking spiral architecture, the library was made for both bibliophiles and Instagram.
The Library of Congress has been working for years to put the 20,000 Lincoln-related documents online in high-resolution.
“The World Bewitch’d” will use documents, illustrations, manuscripts, and books from university archives to explore the historical origins of belief in witches.
The Library of Congress has a new digital innovation lab, and its first task is to make its archive of historical newspapers more search-friendly.
The Voynich is known as the most mysterious manuscript in the world.
They include tips for dealing with nosebleeds and contacting the dead.
A Pew Research Center survey found that Millennials were more likely to have used a library in the past year than members of any other generation.