She seemed destined to become queen – then was convicted of witchcraft, a scandal that led to the Wars of the Roses. Was Eleanor Cobham a scheming satanist or a political pawn?
Thrillers, self-help books and Harry Potter were the big winners for readers from Libraries NI data.
The figures come from Libraries NI as part of Book Week NI 2026
The Bridget Jones Prize will go to the author of the funniest 1,000-word diary-style piece of writing.
A group of primary school pupils have turned their ideas about feelings and emotions into a book.
A new book gives a remarkable account of one woman's legal battle after suffering a brutal attack in 1472 in the French city of Dijon. It defies assumptions about women's lives then.
Production bosses say the popular author's works could help make shows forever.
A visit by Logos Hope to Manx waters next month marks the start of a new journey for one family.
Nick Butterworth, 80, says reading is like entering a different world.
