“The Paris Library” marks Janet Skeslien Charles’s second novel of her writing career. Based upon her own experiences working at the American Library in Paris and growing up in rural Montana, Charles ...

The 400,000 books of its public library will move to Le Lumière, a temporary site in Paris’s Bercy district, while artworks from its National Modern Art Museum, will be exhibited across Paris ...

Dozens of books have disappeared from Warsaw to Paris. The police are looking into who is taking them, and why — a tale of money, geopolitics, crafty forgers and lackluster library security.

In the June 12, 1938, Chicago Daily Tribune article “U.S. Library in Paris,” Edmund Taylor wrote, “Like every American institution in Paris, the Library is all-American.

New York Times bestselling author of “The Paris Library” Janet Skeslien Charles turns the page to a lesser-known part of history in her new novel, “Miss Morgan’s Book Brigade.” In 1918 ...

PARIS — The Paris Public Library added the following items to its holdings on the CloudLibrary App in recent months. These specific items are only available when using a Paris Public Library ...

Today, the library holds more than 40 million items, encompassing books, manuscripts, maps, newspapers, images, and recordings, and spans all branches of knowledge in numerous languages.

The Richelieu Reading Room of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, or French National Library, in Paris, isn’t open to the public. But persistence can get you in.