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Kids are usually excited to read chapter books because it marks their coming of age as a reader. Here are a few things you can do to help smooth the transition.
Brightly contributor, Devon Corneal, shares what reading has meant to her — first as a girl, then as a woman, and now as a mom.
We asked voracious tween readers to take their noses out of their books for five minutes and tell us what books they’d recommend to their friends. Here's what they had to say.
Wise wizards, brave adventurers, mischievous troublemakers. Check out this list of best characters and see if you agree with who made the cut!
My previously illiterate child will soon be able to read completely on his own. It’s tempting to see this as liberation, a chance to go back to my own stack of books. I won't though, and here's why.
"Secret" books – books kids hide or read without their parents knowing – are a rite of passage for adolescents.
Moms possess a certain mom-mojo that changes storytime from something ordinary to something extraordinary.
It’s a brave new world for princesses and their glass slippers! Here are some of the best fairy tale retellings, fit for a teen.
As the first book in J.K. Rowling's beloved series turns 20, we reflect on all the life lessons we learned from Harry and his friends.
When kids are learning to read, it can be tough on parents. Here are ten tips to help you survive this important stage.
