Sweet Picture Books That Celebrate Dads →
Sweet Picture Books That Celebrate Dads →
Turns out, there are a few legit, non-video-game-related reasons why kids don’t always find the classics compelling.
When my husband announced that he’d given our eldest daughter The Ocean at the End of the Lane, I thought okay. He knows what he’s doing. Then I read the book. And I felt rather guilty indeed.
Often the most precious memories you have with your child are the times spent snuggled up together with a book. Here are some of the special moments you shared with us!
I am an introvert by nature, and I value my alone time and my quiet time — growing up, reading afforded me both. But my relationship with books and reading changed when I had my twins.
Laura Ingalls Wilder's books bring my son's attention away from the abstractions of modern life and into the more visceral features of our reality.
It took a storm and a blackout to find out that my boys just aren’t going to be the same kind of reader I always was.
Ten insightful quotes from some great literary minds that remind us why we read.
Is there anything sexier than a guy who spends quality storytime with his kids? A dad who drops everything at night to spend quality time with his kids?
Brightly contributor, Devon Corneal, shares what reading has meant to her — first as a girl, then as a woman, and now as a mom.
My previously illiterate child will soon be able to read completely on his own. It’s tempting to see this as liberation, a chance to go back to my own stack of books. I won't though, and here's why.
"Secret" books – books kids hide or read without their parents knowing – are a rite of passage for adolescents.