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If your junior heroes want to read more about the exploits of Earth’s mightiest heroes, here are some suggestions that should delight any "Avengers" movie fan.
As parents, should we be helping our kids with school reading and writing assignments? The answer isn't always so clear-cut, at least it isn't for me.
Just after my son was born, my mother gave me a book called A Book. Although the book is a picture book, she made sure I knew it was really a gift for me.
Sitting and reading? It’s SO HARD for some kids. Here's how to forgo sitting still and still get your little one to read.
If you want introduce your kids to the literary side of “Star Wars,” here are some fantastic children's books to delight aspiring Jedis of all ages.
TV can help kids develop and enhance their literacy skills. These excellent shows for little kids encourage learning about letters, words, reading, and more.
When you have more than one child, reading together can get a little tricky. Here are some tips to make storytime enjoyable for everyone.
Brightly contributor Laura Lambert chatted mom-to-mom with author Adele Enersen about storytelling, art, and babies who just won't sleep.
Are your book discussions with your young reader feeling a little one-sided? These easy conversation starters can get your kids talking about what they're reading, at every age and stage.
Let me be clear: I’m not here to prove that gross-out isn’t gross. It is gross. But it's also a great way to foster a love of reading in reluctant readers.
