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Last year eight-year-old Taylor Koelbl and her six-year-old sister Alex released their first book together.
5 questions with Kirsten Grind, co-author of ‘Happy at Any Cost,’ about former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh
Grind, who grew up in Encinitas and is now a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, will make an appearance at a Warwick’s book event on April 13
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A Canyon Crest Academy graduate recently released a book of more than 100 affirmations aimed at helping teens “unleash their potential and live a life that is aligned with their most authentic selves.”
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A discussion about Walking the Wall, a book covering the history of Del Mar’s iconic estate wall, will be held virtually at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 24.
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Registration is open
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Over many sunny summers since she was a teenager, Carmel Valley’s Marcia Stanley has taught hundreds of children how to swim.
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Beth and Brad Thorp lost their son to an undiagnosed illness, then created a successful nonprofit in his name
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More than 100 years ago, Don Martin was a war correspondent for the New York Herald when the United States entered World War I.
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Lisa Stoefen died in 2003 at age 21 after spending much of her teens addicted to alcohol and drugs.
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In her new book, Barbara Walter looks at risk factors and finds the U.S. is in ‘very dangerous territory’
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Diesel books is hosting a launch party for Pam Fong’s ‘Once Upon a Forest’
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A Del Mar resident has released a book about his experience walking 5,712 miles over 19 months after the COVID-19 pandemic closed gyms and many other businesses.
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A new sculpture-and-audio installation at the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library taps into the inner voices of readers.
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Dr. Adam Rosen specializes in replacement surgery at Scripps Clinic
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Proceeds from the sale of his novels go to Doctors Without Borders
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A Cal State San Marcos history professor who lives in Carmel Valley released a new book about the Haitian Revolution in film and video games, and how it’s been largely ignored by the major motion picture industry.
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Chad Stewart has formed his own publishing company to promote his and others’ works
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While the book is intended to help people face death with calmness, peace and acceptance, it is also meant to help the living
