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Midtown »

The historic 57th Street building housing the Rizzoli Bookstore is set to be demolished.

Washington Heights »

The bookstore will move into the former Community Board 12 space.

Upper West Side »

The St. Agnes branch has its first full-time librarian in five years.

Fort Greene »

Christopher Sanchez and Susan Tenteromano's "Child Baker to Culinary Chef" is chock full of recipes.

Bed-Stuy »

The Bed-Stuy BrainStore is a free, open art studio for anyone in the community to use.

Arden Heights »

The book is one of the first produced by Showtime Publications.

Bed-Stuy »

The Franklin Avenue shop Natural Juice sells a small juice for only $3.

Chelsea »

The Center for Jewish History's new rare book room includes volumes by Franz Kafka and Albert Einstein.

Bed-Stuy »

The Bedford-Stuyvesant Family Health Center provides parents with tips on reading to their children.

Greenwich Village »

A TD Bank will open on West Eighth Street in 2015, the company confirmed.

Upper West Side »

While spending hours in hair and makeup before runway shows, models carve out serious reading time.

Astoria »

The store, which opened last week, will begin hosting a monthly book club and other literary events.

Lower East Side »

From comics to culinary books, the Lower East Side's history has sparked many page-turning tales.

Yorkville »

Yorkville resident Brittany Geragotelis wrote "Life's a Witch" and "What the Spell?"

Bed-Stuy »

Dozens flocked to True South Book Store in Bed-Stuy after the owner, Monroe Brown, was hospitalized.