Growing Reader
Tween
How to Spot a Fake (Reader)
Your kid may seem like a real bookworm, but could they have you fooled? Here's how to tell the difference between a real reader and a fake.
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Tips & Advice
Little House on the Prairie: The Next Generation
Laura Ingalls Wilder's books bring my son's attention away from the abstractions of modern life and into the more visceral features of our reality.
Baby & Toddler
7 Tips for Attending Library Storytime with Your Baby
As with all things with a new baby, it can be scary to jump right in. See how to make library storytime a fun and rewarding experience for you and your baby.
Tips & Advice
My Kids Don’t Love My Childhood Favorites. And That’s (Sort of) Okay with Me.
It took a storm and a blackout to find out that my boys just aren’t going to be the same kind of reader I always was.
Just For Fun
Design Ideas for a Cozy Book Nook
Want to create a special space for your little bookworm? We've partnered with The Land of Nod to give you some ideas for designing a comfy, cozy book nook.
Pre-K
Growing Reader
Tween
Why You Should Be Reading Adam Rex, Author Behind Movie “Home”
If you're curious why Hollywood is suddenly paying attention to Adam Rex, here’s a quick introduction to some of his best works for kids and tweens.
Just For Fun
Tips & Advice
On the Meanings of Dragons
Dragons aren’t merely obstacles to our heroism. Dragons are -- to my great delight -- far more complicated than that.
Teen
10 YA Books Not to Be Missed in 2015
Ever since Young Adult exploded as a genre, the anticipation for each year’s big book releases is huge. Here are 2015's must-read YA novels.
Pre-K
Growing Reader
Tween
Teen
Read the Book First: Your Guide to 2015’s Kid Lit-Inspired Movies
We've assembled this quick guide to the major kid lit-inspired movies that will be hitting the multiplex this year and the great books they’re based on.
Growing Reader
Graphic Language: How to Read Comic Books with Your Kid
Comic books can make for great reading material for kids — if you can figure out how you're supposed to actually read them. These tips will get you started.
