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The librarians at the New York Public Library answer your questions. This time: great books for young sci-fi fans that won't keep them up at night.
Reading and writing poetry remind us that language is not just something we learn; it’s something we actively take part in making.
These are the kind of reads that can be nibbled on in short bites, that proceed at a fast clip, or aren’t too long. In short, perfect for busy parents!
Reading to a dog, or any pet, gives children a safe environment to practice their reading, make mistakes, and grow as a reader. Plus, it's fun!
Big families make for ready-made playmates, great adventures, and exciting stories. From silly to sweet, these eight families are ones you'll remember.
Check out these delightful stories in which gorillas deliver pizza, make new friends, ride the subway, and even solve crimes.
Author Matt de la Peña on how we consciously or unconsciously frame “diverse” stories when we read to our little ones.
Your kid may seem like a real bookworm, but could they have you fooled? Here's how to tell the difference between a real reader and a fake.
As with all things with a new baby, it can be scary to jump right in. See how to make library storytime a fun and rewarding experience for you and your baby.
Dragons aren’t merely obstacles to our heroism. Dragons are -- to my great delight -- far more complicated than that.
Comic books can make for great reading material for kids — if you can figure out how you're supposed to actually read them. These tips will get you started.
These six books about children and their grandparents aren’t just stunningly written and illustrated. They also get the new American family.
