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While our dream reading list for fall could probably get into the triple digits, here’s a short selection of YA books teens should be especially eager to read.
Get ready for kids who turn green, unexpected spies, ghosts, scientific breakthroughs, and a nod to the classics. Here are the best new middle grade books coming out this fall.
Author Natasha Wing shares tips to help kids open up about their feelings about starting school for the first time or returning to a new grade.
Fall 2015 is packed with eagerly anticipated sequels, new creations from beloved authors, debuts from talented first time writers/illustrators, and more.
These books address social and environmental issues and will inspire young readers to make their own positive impact on the world.
While no one story defines the twin experience, there are some great children’s books that feature twins. Here are suggestions for all reading levels.
This list focuses on kid-tested-and-approved titles designed for tweens with Asperger's. They helped my kid, and I hope they help yours, too!
The eleven classics listed here all share an important characteristic: they’re interesting to real readers!
If you've fallen off the reading wagon, remember that it’s never too late to hop right back on. Here are five ways my family got back on track.
These biographies of famed artists are excellent stepping-stones for learning how great minds made their way in the world and discovered their talent.
These books address issues of sexual identity, race, appearance, and, of course, love. I hope they help the teens you love navigate this exciting, tumultuous time in their lives.
Read these books to your child to help them better understand gender identity and to teach them about love, acceptance, and the beauty of diversity.
