☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
These delightful math books bring numerical concepts to life, showing kids how math relates to the things they see, hear, and do every day.
Got a little one who needs spectacles? Here are three easy things you can do (and six books to read) to get them excited about wearing glasses.
Peter H. Reynolds, author-illustrator of inspiring books including The Dot and Ish, shares tips for fostering creativity, bravery, and originality in kids.
A few picture books go a long way to opening a discussion and helping children know what to expect before the big moving day.
Hudson Talbott, author-illustrator of Picturing America: Thomas Cole and the Birth of American Art, discusses why he shares humor through art, the value of encyclopedias, and more.
If you’re looking for a terrific book that really appreciates the insane energy of a child’s party, here are six entertaining titles your kids will love.
K. G. Campbell reflects on how his comical picture book Dylan the Villain carries on the British legacy of wicked kids in lit, shares practical advice for aspiring artists, and more.
In our most kind-but-firm parental manner, we offer some strongly recommended reading to help politicians improve their behavior on the campaign trail.
The idea that one person can change the world is a wonderful message to share with young readers. Here are five picture books about women who did just that.
The Read Ahead is a new series on Brightly that aims to explore current events, trends, and unique views in children’s and young adult literature.
We asked fifteen awesome authors about the best bedtime books they have shared with their children or remember from their own childhoods.
These five books (and one bonus pick) are great places to start raising children who are kind caretakers of the people around them.
