How to Get Tweens Writing This Summer
From the right supplies to our downloadable writing prompts, here are some creative strategies to encourage your child's writing.
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From the right supplies to our downloadable writing prompts, here are some creative strategies to encourage your child's writing.
From the scandalous to the dangerous, from the quiet to the true, there is something to fill your every desire in this list of summer-ready romantic reads.
If you or your children haven’t yet discovered the magic of Judy Blume's timeless stories, we’ve made it easy for you with our “Best of Blume” list.
Here are six excellent children’s books – written for kids of various ages – that all come from authors best known for their grown-up offerings.
Here are some great craft projects to try your hand at if you’ve got a stack of old books begging to be turned into something new and beautiful!
I love reading middle grade books. They’re so darn good, and smart, and clever, and many have strong female characters. Here are five series you'll love.
Playing with words is fun, and it’s a great way to build kids' reading, writing, and grammar skills. Here's how to get your kids engaged with wordplay.
Author Gennifer Choldenko's son loved playing, crawling, building, and climbing; what he didn’t love was sleeping.
Have a shark-loving kid on your hands? Here is a list of amazing shark books – both funny and informative – kids can sink their teeth into.
When I hear about a teenager hates reading or doesn't like books, I have a theory about why they’re so anti-reading: they just haven’t been properly scared.