🌟 Spend This Summer Swimming in Books → 🌊
🌟 Spend This Summer Swimming in Books → 🌊
Empathy is not easy to teach, but books that put kindness and inclusion at the forefront can help spark conversations with children about what it means to be empathetic and compassionate.
Embrace the beauty of neurodiversity with these middle grade books about autism that offer positive, accurate portrayals of what it means to be autistic.
More teenagers are suffering from anxiety than ever before. These books can give teens practical ideas, tools, and encouragement to deal with stress and anxiety.
Looking to share stories with your kids that reflect the positive in the world? These books bring to life tales of the innate goodness of our fellow humans.
A little kindness goes a long way. These board books and picture books celebrate kindness and help young kids remember how and why they should be kind.
When kids are feeling down, forget their manners, or need a reminder about all the good things they have, these books about gratitude are here to help.
For little ones who fear things that go bump in the night, try reading these reassuring stories to make the dark seem a little less frightening.
From meeting people who are different than you to figuring how to share, there's lots involved in being a friend. These books can help show kids the way.
These picture books provide heartfelt examples of characters apologizing and offering forgiveness for a variety of mistakes and misdeeds.
These stories help kids understand that they’re strong, they can cope, and they’re not as fragile and small as they might sometimes feel.
When kids are asked about their favorite genre, many of them say, “I love sad books.” Here are some of the best kid-recommended “sad” reads.
With stories full of laughs and relatable lessons, Froggy has proven to be a reliable favorite amongst preschoolers. Here are five ways Froggy books make excellent teaching titles in the classroom or for at-home learning.
These picture books and chapter books are great tools for helping kids connect with and accept all kinds of emotions — even uncomfortable ones like anger, worry, and grief.
Fun, colorful read-aloud stories that teach kids a life lesson without being too preachy, these books fit the bill.
