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These highly recommended, highly addicting, canât-put-âem-down stories of adventure and fantasy are perfect for kids who love the Harry Potter series.
I took the test. I clicked on answers as quickly as I could. I tried to give the answers that best reflected my inner self. And then... Wait, what?
These twelve young heroines from childrenâs literature reflect the strong and independent females kids see â and love â in the real world.
A proper birthday-inspired thank-you note to J.K. Rowling, magnificent manufacturer of magic and the woman who brought Harry Potter to our world.
Kick off the summer book season with one of these hot new picture book and chapter book releases!
The Read Ahead is a new series on Brightly that aims to explore current events, trends, and unique views in childrenâs and young adult literature.
We asked third through sixth graders across the country what they were most excited to read in 2016. Here are the books they canât wait to crack open.
We could write a whole book about what made 2015 such a special year for children's and YA literature, but weâve winnowed the highlights down to a shortlist.
Here are the seven things about âHarry Potter and the Cursed Child,â J.K. Rowling's recently announced play, that weâre most excited about. Read on, Muggles!
Already read The Hunger Games and Divergent? The next time you or your teen are looking for a good book, give one of these less-read YA series a chance.
If youâre looking for some fun ways to stretch out your time with Harry and his friends, and make this special series a family event, we have some suggestions.
Fall marks the beginning of school book fair season! Here are ten things that every parent must know before letting their kid head off to their local school book fair.
Childrenâs literature contains some of the most memorable duos â sometimes friends, sometimes enemies, but always inseparable in our minds and our hearts.
Itâs been said that bad guys have all the fun, but do you know who REALLY has the most fun, particularly in childrenâs literature? The rogues, the scoundrels, the devil-may-care characters that dance on that thin line between naughty and nice.
