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These storytelling games can aid in a child’s neurological development, spark creative thinking, improve vocabulary, encourage imagination, improve listening skills, and develop literacy.
A recent Rutger's University study found that reading aloud to young children benefits both the parents and children.
Brightly's latest storytime explores the first day of school, which can be both exciting and scary.
Packed with heart, humor, and stellar prose, this month’s best new releases are delightfully unmissable.
These eight titles are reliable options to spark children’s interest in insects, build background knowledge, and share big ideas — before the subjects crawl away.
Power reading is all about the joy of getting hooked by a story and then burning through books at a blazing pace. It’s a great way to reignite your kid’s enthusiasm for reading.
These incredible nonfiction books give kids the most up-to-date information about dinosaurs and fossils, sparking curiosity, answering questions, and providing in-depth knowledge for growing minds.
What can we, as parents, do now that screens have taken over our family lives? Julianna Miner, author of Raising a Screen-Smart Kid, shares some insights on how to avoid the bad and take advantage of the good in our constantly connected world.
From real-life and Austen-like love stories to a guidebook for helping kids manage healthy online lives, we’ve rounded up the best titles being published this month.
Whether your child could use some extra support in math, or you just want to add some math problems to your family's daily routine, these books can help.
