☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
These books are loved by advanced fifth and sixth grade readers for their unique character voices, complex plots and themes, and high page counts.
These fantastic reads center on Black figures throughout history who embodied excellence in their respective fields and inspired those around them.
Being a tween is hard. These powerful coming-of-age novels can help kids navigate this tumultuous time in their lives.
These book recommendations are perfect for kids that have outgrown middle grade books, but aren't quite ready for YA.
These level 1 books feature short sentences, large type, and supportive picture clues. They're filled with great stories and information to keep beginning readers excited about reading.
Ideas in books can ignite discovery, encourage empathy, and offer solace. With that in mind, here are 22 banned books worth reading for their ideas.
These funny, moving, and powerful YA books reflect the experiences and struggles of teens exploring sexuality and sexual identity for the first time.
These arrgh-mazing picture books will have your whole family talking like a pirate, just in time for International Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19!
Each of these comic novels is a solid dose of good medicine -- not only in a big-picture kind of way, but also as a remedy for reluctant readers.
Reading and understanding have always been necessary to heal the wounds of division and violence. And so, with hope, we bring the next generation with us to the bookshelf.
Teachers don’t often have extra time during the day to fit in social-emotional activities. Use these tips to incorporate SEL into everyday classroom life.
Bilingual picture books offer children the opportunity to develop a second language and expand their cultural awareness. Here are 17 Spanish/English gems.
