☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
Confused by the "rules" around reading levels? You're not alone. The co-authors of The Psychology of Reading share some valuable insights.
Author Michel Stone and her daughter share their favorite perspective-broadening reads for teens and young adults.
In celebration of National Library Week, author Christine Feehan shares the story of her first big love affair: reading at the library.
Yes, online references make homework easier and faster for kids, but there is a case to be made for meandering through the alphabet with a print dictionary.
We took a peek at the books that upper elementary and middle school kids can’t wait to get their hands on during independent reading time.
We were thrilled to chat with Wonder author R.J. Palacio about the inspiration behind her new picture book and the impact the Choose Kind movement has had on her life.
Our latest book club selection is a New York Times bestseller and soon-to-be major motion picture from author R.J. Palacio that inspired the Choose Kind movement. We hope you’ll find it as inspiring and engaging as we do.
What are the best books for 11- and 12-year-olds? Preteens need good books that both resonate with their complex lives as well as educate and entertain them. Our experts selected these 50 excellent titles that appeal to a range of interests, backgrounds, and even moods.
This collection of read-alouds will help you nurture your little dreamers and show them you understand what makes them tick.
These books can help you educate yourself on the issues around feminism, and present your sons with stories of strong and forthright women and girls.
If you're curious about meditation, but aren't sure where to start, check out these easy at-home meditations for kids.
I asked middle school kids and teachers for a list of their favorite read-alouds. Here are some of the top picks that I can’t wait to share with my young reader.
