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For kids that prefer princesses that go on adventures and save themselves, here are a few royals who embody girl power.
Fifth grade is an in-between time when kids should just be kids — and dip their toes into deeper waters, too. With a mix of heartfelt and humorous, fantastical and familiar, the books on this list allow them to do just that.
Keep your Wimpy Kid fan reading with these totally awesome and outrageously funny read-alike books.
These wonderful series and fabulous stand-alone stories will distract even the antsiest kid from the passing miles on your next long car trip or vacation.
Nighttime adventures await! Tuck into one of these classic or contemporary bedtime stories with your big kid tonight.
There are tons of fantastic titles available to fourth graders, whether they’re looking for humor, fantasy, or realistic stories. Here are just a few to choose from!
Today's kid lit features so many rich portrayals of boys being, thinking, or doing all kinds of good things — gloriously large and beautifully small.
From retellings of the Disney film to stories you should read next, here are some books to explore if your child loves Mulan.
Get ready for Frozen 2! These books will appeal to kids who love all things Anna and Elsa, but who might also enjoy learning about some other special young ladies, too.
We've assembled a quick, age-appropriate list of books that will delight any kid who has consumed all things Star Wars and doesn’t know what to read next.
Middle grade books have the power to depict different paths and how to find them at a time when everything seems to be changing in a young person’s life and the “right” path might not seem obvious.
The pressure to meet expectations can be hard for little humans to wrestle with. Jessica Hische’s new picture book tackles this idea head-on.
