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We chatted with Carl Hiaasen, author of our Book Club for Kids pick Hoot, about penning realistic, humorous stories with themes that feel relatable to young readers.
This monthâs best new releases include beautiful and engaging picture books, thought-provoking middle grade reads, and fantastical YA page-turners.
This free Educatorâs Guide contains easy-to-apply discussion questions (and a âmake your own graphic novelâ activity) to enrich your curriculum and help students get the most out of any graphic novel.
If we want to pass a love of reading to the next generation, we have to allow them to have joy when they read. This sometimes means reading books with fart jokes, books with wizards that defeat evil, graphic novels, series, and books that speak truths that resonate with kids. Unfortunately, these books are often banned.
Whether you gravitate towards historical fiction, graphic novels, or something in between, youâll adore these highlights from Jennifer L. Holmâs enormous collection of books.
The best ghost towns are full of stories, discoveries, mysteries, and possibilities â and thatâs exactly what I found in the ghost town where I grew up.
Books that deftly incorporate Spanish into their storylines are perfect for tweens looking to discover a small piece of home in their next read or who simply want to learn some Spanish as they flip the pages.
Cheryl Willis Hudson and Wade Hudsonâs new anthology features poems, essays, letters, art, and more, all part of a collective message of love designed to empower young readers.
Kids will love the books if the books love them. I have taught middle school for nearly 20 years and I feel that is true. My dream as a teacher is my dream as an author: to provide books for kids to love, books that will love kids back, and to share stories that help them see things as more complex.
Weâve pulled together this monthâs most exciting releases for childrenâs, middle grade, and YA book readers, which include STEM-inspired books, funny adventures, timely fiction, and much more.
This fall, donât forget to nurture yourself with great books. These are the most exciting middle grade releases for tweens to pick up this season.
Sometimes, a middle grade novel just needs a fresh pair of eyes â or 34 of them.
