☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
As third graders develop more independence and the ability to read longer and more complex stories, the world of children’s literature really opens up.
Young readers will adore these stinky stories of our grossest yet often hilarious bodily functions: farts and poops.
Sure, there are plenty of kids' books that have mastered the art of the cute, but how many have really made you laugh? These kids' books know how to bring the funny.
Which Roald Dahl book is perfect for your kid? From the budding poet to the reluctant reader, here are a few Dahl titles suited to all kinds of little personalities.
Young children love to play and rhyming is just that: wordplay. So before it’s too late, not a moment too soon, start reading aloud, your child will swoon!
Kids love Minecraft, one of the most popular video games in the world. With that in mind, we put together this quick guide to the world of Minecraft books.
With expressive dialogue, positive messages, and playful illustrations, Elephant & Piggie books delight readers in so many ways. If you and your kids love Elephant and Piggie’s hilarious, relatable antics, you'll love these books, too.
The recent reintroduction of Mad Libs into one mom's family reminded her how much there is to love about them as both a parent and a teacher.
Filled with adventure, laughter, and friendship, these books for tween readers will charm young Pippi lovers.
Five minutes can be a glorious amount of time when you’re rightly equipped. These quick and easy reads are perfect for a quick cuddle with your little snuggle bug.
From activity books to holiday celebrations and family stories to memorable moments from the show, these books are perfect for your little Bluey fan!
No stereotypical damsels in distress here! Today’s selection of graphic novels includes strong female characters worthy of admiration.
Writing a good children’s book requires a fair amount of skill and wild genius. These multi-talented celebrities have what it takes.
Like Dog Man, these series — packed with laugh-out-loud plots and fun-filled illustrations — will keep reluctant readers and the adults who love them engaged.
