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‘Who wants to read only about things they’ve experienced, over and over? Perhaps some. But I’m guessing most readers prefer a book that takes them on adventures of the mind and heart.”
Like Reynolds' stories, these books feature compelling characters of color, drawing readers into their complex yet highly relatable struggles.
The sad truth is that we often assume books with male protagonists are for everyone, and books with female leads are only for girls.
Inspire new playtime ideas by reading picture books about children who use their imaginations to create worlds and adventures.
Follow along as Ms. Linda reads aloud from this delightful Halloween classic about three little bears who dare go into a spooky old tree.
Alphabet books are a far more enjoyable way for children to learn the alphabet than flash cards. These ten books explore the alphabet in a creative way.
Forget what you know about warts and broomsticks — the witches in these YA books are complex, bold, and unpredictable, whether they’re wearing corsets in 17th century Massachusetts or the coolest mini-skirts in modern times
These middle grade novels feature ghosts, creepy dolls, and strange worlds, providing scares at every level, from mild (and even funny) to tense and gripping.
