☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
Here are some age-by-age suggestions — for ages 1 to 6 — for fantastic books that make the perfect gifts for birthday boys and girls.
Teenagers who loved the dystopian, post-apocalyptic Divergent series are sure to get hooked on these other excellent young adult novels.
Reading books — whether alone or with a parent — has a calming effect on children and may be especially helpful to kids with ADHD.
This list includes funny, suspenseful, thought-provoking reads that are all kid-approved for a sound sleep.
These essential retro-mom reads are paired with modern-day picks sure to help you relate to your growing, changing middle grade daughter.
Heather Shumaker explains why children need not-so-happy stories in their lives. When books reflect the range of human experience, kids feel wonder, empathy, and relief.
The idea that one person can change the world is a wonderful message to share with young readers. Here are five picture books about women who did just that.
Jennifer L. Holm, the author behind the Babymouse and My First Comics series, explains how comics teach kids the building blocks of reading in a visual way.
We chatted with Shelley Pearsall, author of The Seventh Most Important Thing, about healing heartache with art, how fiction can connect us to the past, and more.
Chris Grabenstein shares the secret power of funny books for tween readers: When kids are laughing, they don't realize how much they're learning.
Shelley Pearsall, author of The Seventh Most Important Thing, discusses the importance of paying attention to the world, beyond what is right in front of us.
You'll will find a lot to love in Shelley Pearsall's middle grade novel about friendship, art, and compassion.
