Keep an eye out for Brightly, coming to your inbox soon.
It’s been said that bad guys have all the fun, but do you know who REALLY has the most fun, particularly in children’s literature? The rogues, the scoundrels, the devil-may-care characters that dance on that thin line between naughty and nice.
If you have just one kid (or your kid is just sick of their siblings at the moment), here some terrific kids’ books that really show what it means to be an empowered “only.”
In today’s Meet the Illustrator feature we hear from Zachariah OHora, award-winning author and illustrator of No Fits, Nilson! and My Cousin Momo.
From outer space to ancient fossils, here are seven books (and learning activities!) to get your young scientist exploring, discovering, and engineering.
If you’re a grown-up who loves hearing engrossing stories — the kind that make a long commute melt away — look no further than these six YA audiobooks.
You and your kids can test your knowledge and have some fun with this printable quiz on 20th century pop culture icons.
Here are seven stories for grown-ups that explore life after the collapse of civilization as we know it. And no, we’re not talking about your morning without coffee.
In today’s Meet the Illustrator feature we hear from Brett Bean, illustrator of the thrilling chapter book series, Beasts of Olympus.
If you're looking for some fun and free activities for kids, check out your local library's events calendar.
Fear comes in many shapes and sizes. Thankfully, there are some great books available to help kids with their fears and phobias.
