Sweet Picture Books That Celebrate Dads →
Sweet Picture Books That Celebrate Dads →
These kids' books celebrate the musical talents of legendary Black artists and their tremendous contributions to the music industry.
Music has the power to uplift, inspire, and even make us smarter. Here are 11 books for music lovers to treasure and explore.
Here are 16 books for teens and YA readers who love music — and the listening experience that comes with it!
Pull on those cowboy boots and get ready to honky-tonk! From books by country music stars to stories about rural life, these fabulous picture books are must-reads for avid country music fans and their kids.
Reading stories inspired by familiar children’s songs can help kids feel like they’re one with the story. These books practically beg for little readers to sing along.
Part of the fun of being a new parent is imagining how you’ll introduce your child to what you love. From art to cooking to music to sports, these books can help you do just that.
Based on songs written by John Lennon, Mariah Carey, and more, these books bring messages of hope, enthusiasm, and love to young readers.
Here are eight books featuring songs that are more than just melody — they are part of the fabric of our country's politics, protests, and culture.
Author Adam Gitwitz discusses the obstacles of narrating the audiobook of his bestselling novel, and the unlikely path that led him to work with one of the leading scholars of early Western music in the world today.
Pull out your old concert tees, turn on your favorite playlist, and enjoy these fabulous books about rock and roll, country, hip-hop, and punk rock together with the budding musicians in your life.
These stories have inspired stage adaptations and are perfect to read as a family before listening to the soundtrack and (if you're lucky) seeing them onstage.
Filled with funny, whimsical, and clever stories, these sixteen picture books are some of the most promising releases for 2016.
"Old MacDonald" forever on replay at your house? Our friends at the NYPL have rounded up a few children's albums that adults will actually enjoy (yes, really)!