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These visual and captivating biographies of famous and historically significant people are specifically geared towards kids ages 3 to 8.
The tradition of Hawaiian storytelling, like Hawaiian culture itself, is vast and dynamic — but, as I was conducting research, I realized just how challenging it can be to find accessible sources of Hawaiian storytelling for children.
If you’re looking for the excitements of an epic quest and characters you won’t soon forget, check out these books like The Hobbit.
If your child struggles to pay attention or sit still while you’re reading together, here are five tips that may help.
Keith Knight's task of creating 13 dozen illustrations based on Adam Mansbach's and Craig Robinson's story was daunting, to say the least! But he had a couple of secret weapons in his corner: his two sons.
Here are eight books featuring songs that are more than just melody — they are part of the fabric of our country's politics, protests, and culture.
Confused by the "rules" around reading levels? You're not alone. The co-authors of The Psychology of Reading share some valuable insights.
If you’re in the market for an impactful gift for the tween in your life, look right here, at these nine book choices — everything from classics to fresh new takes that are great for 9- to 12-year-olds.
The rapid-fire pace of breaking news these days can bring up lots of questions for kids — about how our government works, who does what, and why. The folks behind the bestselling Who Was? series have created a new series of e-specials to answer some of those questions. You can read the first installment, What Can a President Really Do?, in full — and for free! — right here.
Author Michel Stone and her daughter share their favorite perspective-broadening reads for teens and young adults.
