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Classics and new favorites like "The Odyssey," "Verity," and "Sunrise on the Reaping" are set for cinematic releases in 2026.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio – This time of year, we run a week of book roundups, summarizing a variety of titles that came out in 2025 in time for holiday gift buying. More than 125 books crossed our desk this ...

The end of the year is always a fun time to look back and reflect on the year that was. WVXU reached out to eight Tri-State library systems to find out what folks across our region read this year.