☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
Kindergarten can be intimidating for kids in the days leading up to it, but these books can help get them ready for the big day.
A good book can help keep your mind off your discomfort. These kids' books are great to have at-the-ready for sick days.
More teenagers are suffering from anxiety than ever before. These books can give teens practical ideas, tools, and encouragement to deal with stress and anxiety.
When kids are asked about their favorite genre, many of them say, “I love sad books.” Here are some of the best kid-recommended “sad” reads.
When kids are feeling down, forget their manners, or need a reminder about all the good things they have, these books about gratitude are here to help.
These books featuring characters who showcase a growth mindset can help kids see challenges and mistakes as opportunities to grow.
As parents, we often struggle to support our children through their grief. Reading and discussing picture books on grief and loss can help.
Whether you’re helping your child prepare for preschool or kindergarten, these books are great tools to talk about all the fun and learning that’s ahead.
These board books are valuable tools to help babies and toddlers process and understand their feelings and emotions!
The newest addition to the First Conversations series introduces little ones to essential topics, including body diversity, disability justice, fatphobia, and body liberation.
These picture books and chapter books are great tools for helping kids connect with and accept all kinds of emotions — even uncomfortable ones like anger, worry, and grief.
These books and activities give students a chance to reflect on all they've learned, share happy memories, and look ahead to a summer of fun.
Empathy is not easy to teach, but books that put kindness and inclusion at the forefront can help spark conversations with children about what it means to be empathetic and compassionate.
These books featuring main characters who wear glasses are excellent reads for kids, regardless of their eyesight requirements.
