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We get an expert’s take on whether it matters what books our children are reading.
Did you come across a copy of Thirteen Reasons Why or Hold Still on your teen’s nightstand? Take a deep breath.
A look at the most common reading excuses kids use, the real meaning behind them, and what parents can do about it.
If you have a young crime fighter at home, we've got just the book (or books!) for you. Saving the world...one page at a time!
We went straight to the source to find out what questions you should be asking your librarian.
If you have a kid who really doesn’t enjoy reading, how do you ensure that he or she still has the literacy skills necessary to thrive in the real world?
If your kid is reading tough-subject books, you’re smart to use them as a gateway to that most difficult of parental challenges: talking to your teen. Here’s how.
If your kids are fans of the Magic Tree House series, here are five other super titles featuring some of our favorite sibling sleuths that they might also enjoy.
Confused about the Common Core? You're not alone. Here's a look at the basics of the Common Core and a breakdown of what parents need to know.
Our sons are just as capable as our daughters of becoming engaged and excited readers. They may just need a little more help getting there.
Audiobooks can be great for young readers, helping them expand their vocabulary and their attention span. See the best ways to get them started on audiobooks.
What you may not know about your local children’s or young adult (YA) librarian could fill, well, a library.
