☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
As an elementary school librarian, graphic novels were one of my favorite tools for helping reluctant readers get excited about checking out a book.
Join Ms. Linda on a deliciously funny adventure that follows a group of dragons as they enjoy their favorite snack…tacos!
If you're looking for the perfect love-themed read for a child who's easily grossed out by "the kissing parts," look no further than these books.
Stuck in a story loop? Never fear! These tried-and-true, parent-loved read-aloud favorites will stave off boredom and keep storytime fun for you and your little ones.
In these super fun children's books, Saint Nick gets some new guises — as a dinosaur, a feline, and even a baby — but the Santa spirit is a constant.
Fifth grade is an in-between time when kids should just be kids — and dip their toes into deeper waters, too. With a mix of heartfelt and humorous, fantastical and familiar, the books on this list allow them to do just that.
Keep your Wimpy Kid fan reading with these totally awesome and outrageously funny read-alike books.
Add some wacky voices and dramatic pauses as you read these spectacularly giggle-worthy stories, and your little ones will think you’re the funniest grown-up around.
There are tons of fantastic titles available to fourth graders, whether they’re looking for humor, fantasy, or realistic stories. Here are just a few to choose from!
Whether your kids need to unwind, bond, or have a few laughs before they start making Z's, these titles are a great addition to their bedtime routine.
Today's kid lit features so many rich portrayals of boys being, thinking, or doing all kinds of good things — gloriously large and beautifully small.
If your kids can't wait for their annual Thanksgiving feast, here are seven books to share with them that highlight the pros and hilarious cons of eating too much.
