☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
In this episode of Brightly Storytime, we're reading The President of the Jungle, a wildly fun and informative picture book about the electoral process.
In this special edition of Brightly Storytime, author Mary Pope Osborne reads a chapter from the new deluxe, illustrated edition of Dinosaurs Before Dark, the first book in her internationally-bestselling Magic Tree House series.
A handbook on caring for ghostly specters, our new Brightly Storytime features a sweet and quirky guide to making a friend for life (and beyond)!
We're gearing up for Halloween with a special reading of Vlad the Rad, a totally awesome picture book sure to delight your little ghosts and goblins.
Follow along as author Nancy Redd reads Bedtime Bonnet, a bright, effervescent family story about nighttime hair routines.
Join Latin Grammy award-winning children's musician Mister G as he reads aloud from Lilah Tov Good Night, a soothing Hebrew lullaby turned picture book.
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.
Celebrate Mother's Day with this special Brightly Storytime of P.D. Eastman's classic, Are You My Mother?.
In Here We Are, Oliver Jeffers explores the people, animals, and things that inhabit Earth. Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully written, this book will introduce young readers to everything — from how their brain will develop words to what they can do to improve the world around them.
For our latest Brightly Storytime, we've selected a picture book biography about scientist Joan Procter. Read along with Ms. Linda and learn all about the amazing life of this pioneering female scientist.
Read along with this heartfelt story that highlights the powerful bond between fathers and daughters.
Read along with this stunning tribute to Sesame Street and the generations of children who have loved the show.
