By Eden Marriott Kennedy You should have heard my son, Jackson, when he first got his hands on this pop-up book. He opened the first page and shouted, “WOW!” He turned the next page and became thoroughly entranced. “WOW,” he said. I left him in…
Going back to school can be hard for some kids — and some parents. These sweet stories about the first day of school can help everyone prepare.
October is National Book Month, so we’ve rounded up four of our favorite monster books for kids, just in time for Halloween!
Some great blogs that review children’s books and literature. It’s not by any means exhaustive but it’s a great place to start and find more blogs in this field.
At the time children’s literature was somewhat “boring” and “antiseptic”. The Cat In The Hat changed the way kids learned to read,
Bookplates give children a sense of pride about their books and play on their innate enjoyment of the word “Mine”. Here are a few of our favorite bookplates.
Prevent summer slide by encouraging your kids to read with these four fun programs.
The Burning Daylight Series remains on hiatus because I am frantically unpacking hundreds of boxes. This is fine because my children have managed to burn their very own daylight without instruction by creating an elaborate ‘Box Town‘ in our box filled living room. Which is…
I’ve been researching how to start a book club for kids and would love to share what I’ve learned so you can start one of your own.
I love the vocabulary lesson these books give my kids. It’s fun to hear them come up with different parts of speech. Give them a try with your kids.
March is the month of National Reading and we have some book recommendations for your kids that we think you will love.
The hardest part of reading with preteens can be finding books you both enjoy. We’ve rounded up five of our favorites.
Finally you and your tweens and teens have something to talk about. Learn how not to screw it up!
Books ranks high up on the Tween Girl Wish Holiday List. So, we asked moms of tween & teens girls to read some of books and give you the skinny on whether they are age-appropriate for your daughters.
From a California punk to a Georgia drag queen, the pride and passion of a generation coming of age in a new photo book.
With summer in full swing, it’s time for the kids to get busy with summer reading. We’ve got some great resources and a fun printable for your child to keep track of her reading accomplishments.
October may be one of my favorite months. So much to do and celebrate.
With so many titles and conflicting information out there, what’s a newly pregnant woman to do? Or buy?
With summer coming, it’s not too soon to think about making reading an activity that you and your family will look forward to…
I am bursting with pride and happiness for our longtime contributor Brenda Ponnay, and the launch of her kids’ book series under her alter ego, Secret Agent Josephine.