☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
These diverse middle grade books offer authentic stories that resonate with the times in which we live today.
Everyone can benefit from the messages of unconditional love and acceptance in these picture books.
Whether for Earth Day or every day, here are some great children’s books that encourage a love and stewardship of planet Earth.
These books can help readers jumpstart the conversation of what it means to show up, speak out, resist, and persist on behalf of their own beliefs — and for those who may not have a voice.
Looking to share stories with your kids that reflect the positive in the world? These books bring to life tales of the innate goodness of our fellow humans.
Young adult mentor and bestselling author, Nic Stone’s books expertly tackle controversial topics like racism, mental health, gender roles, and teenage sexuality. This primer is your guide to all her must-read books.
Empathy is not easy to teach, but books that put kindness and inclusion at the forefront can help spark conversations with children about what it means to be empathetic and compassionate.
Being a tween is hard. These powerful coming-of-age novels can help kids navigate this tumultuous time in their lives.
Poverty, food scarcity, mental health, and homelessness are tough issues we should discuss with our children. Don’t know where to start? These books offer a natural gateway to the conversation.
Millions of children have been touched by incarceration. These stories help children deal with the emotional difficulty of being separated from those they love, and encourage compassion from children who don’t personally have a parent in jail.
Follow along with this true story of one Iraqi family's plight as refugees and the heartwarming kindness of strangers who helped reunite them with their beloved cat.
These books for kids and teens celebrate the unique strengths and struggles of characters with physical, educational, or psychological differences.
It’s important for kids to read engaging stories with main characters that are relatable to their lives. Not just to their humanity, but also to their appearance and culture.
Ibram X. Kendi’s Antiracist Baby encourages us to stop tiptoeing around racism. With bright, engaging illustrations and thoughtful, rhyming text, this book is an excellent antiracism primer for both little readers and their grown-ups.
