Books That Help Kids Know and Love Themselves
These books are great tools to help kids know their strengths, understand their uniqueness, and embrace both.
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These books are great tools to help kids know their strengths, understand their uniqueness, and embrace both.
May’s best new books are meant to entertain and ease the cooped-up doldrums. Stay well and happy reading!
If you're looking for fantastic read-along videos, be sure to tune into Mondays with Michelle Obama.
We’re back with another installment of Brightly’s Book Club for Kids, where we provide you with engaging books and book-inspired activities young readers can enjoy together.
Despite the current circumstances, you can still celebrate your graduate at home. If you’d like to make your graduate’s day special, we have some suggestions for a do-it-yourself graduation day that no one will ever forget!
We've rediscovered the joy in birdwatching over the last few weeks and find it's a great activity to do with kids! Keep the fun going with these printables and activities, from coloring sheets to step-by-step instructions for making a bird feeder.
April's picks feature empowering reads for moms and moms-to-be, unexpected love stories, captivating novels about family and community, and some light philosophizing about apocalypses.
In this Brightly Storytime — flip-along edition — your little ones can relive (or experience for the very first time!) the beloved world of Star Wars, as Luke Skywalker leaves home to battle the evil Empire alongside Princess Leia and Han Solo.
From coloring sheets to a matching game and more, there's plenty of Uni the Unicorn-inspired fun to keep kids occupied.
Whether through seeking connection, embracing a challenge, or weathering life-upending change, these books all promote the value of a positive outlook.