☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
From mystical witches to futuristic warriors, these YA fantasy stories featuring Black female leads are genuinely spellbinding.
Aimed at empowering little ones, building confidence, and celebrating Black Love, these activities all provide fun and easy opportunities to embrace all the ways that that make us unique.
May is Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Celebrate with these children's and young adult books written by Asian authors.
Share these stories on the complex, multi-layered experiences that millions of children and teens have when they journey from the East.
Featuring lively characters, magical gifts, and messages of family togetherness, tap into your child’s love for the Madrigals with these great books.
These books feature wonderful stories, stunning artwork, and deliver powerful messages of affirmation and acceptance.
Our latest Brightly Storytime read-aloud is sure to encourage little ones to pause and take in the many wonders of the world around them.
‘Who wants to read only about things they’ve experienced, over and over? Perhaps some. But I’m guessing most readers prefer a book that takes them on adventures of the mind and heart.”
Like Reynolds' stories, these books feature compelling characters of color, drawing readers into their complex yet highly relatable lives.
It’s never too late — or too early — to diversify your child’s bookshelf. Just start with any one of these beloved 14 diverse children's book authors.
Mary Walker, who achieved her dream of learning to read at the age of 116, is considered the nation's oldest student. Read along with Ms. Linda and learn all about her amazing life.
Pick up one of these spectacular books by Black authors — from a picture book guide on how to be an anti-racist to a new love story from the acclaimed Nicola Yoon.
