New York Public LIbrary

Winnie-the-Pooh and his pals are back on display at the Fifth Avenue branch.

The Ask NYPL line has been taking New Yorkers' calls since 1960, answering all kinds of questions.

The app will give access to NYPL's electronic library for on-the-go reading. 

Introduce your kids to the local library this summer by bringing them to a story time reading session.

Introduce your kids to the local library this summer by bringing them to a story-time reading session.

Introduce your kids to the local library this summer by bringing them to a read-aloud program.

Looking for something to read this summer? Try these books featuring an Upper West Side hook.

The former Donnell Library has reopened, but some library advocates say it's a shell of its former self.

A 24-hour read-in on Saturday and Sunday at the NYPL in Midtown will feature more than a dozen authors.

The NYPL is looking to make alterations to the fountains that will make them more visible to passersby.

The Inwood branch is the first to collaborate with local schools and parents. 

Jodi Picoult, Paula Hawkins and Harper Lee were the top three most checked out authors in 2015.

Some locations will be extending their hours to stay open seven days a week.

In honor of Banned Books Week, we investigate the history of New York's book-banning, anti-vice society.

Tickets for  New Yorker Festival  events and talks at the New York Public Library go on sale Friday.