9 YA Books That Give Hope to Today’s Teens
Hope is running through the veins of so much YA. Even when a plot turns on loneliness, loss, or other anguish, what pulls the story forward is a belief that things will change, and for the better.
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Hope is running through the veins of so much YA. Even when a plot turns on loneliness, loss, or other anguish, what pulls the story forward is a belief that things will change, and for the better.
It can be tough to find the best book for bedtime, but we’ve found a few that will give every growing reader sweet dreams.
Reading with children of different ages can be a challenge for lots of families. Here are some excellent picture books sure to appeal to the whole family.
Early chapter books are a great way to help your preschooler transition from shorter books to slightly longer ones with more complicated plots.
These books are perfect for a child who loves nothing more than trains, trucks, and tractors. Add in a plastic construction or fireman’s hat, and you’ve got the perfect gift.
As we close out the final days of a tumultuous year, treat yourself to a deliciously distracting new book. Read up, rest up, and enjoy yourself.
Get ready to rocket to the stars with The Mysteries of the Universe, a captivating book jam-packed with fascinating facts and out-of-this-world images that explore the cosmos.
Read along with Grumpy Monkey Up All Night, a cute and funny story about a prickly primate determined to stay up all night.
Follow along as author Alan Silberberg reads Meet the Latkes, a sweet and silly picture book about the story of Hanukkah!
If you’re looking to keep the real reason for the season at the forefront of your Christmas celebrations, try reading these books with your kids this December.