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Beyond the joy of a good belly laugh, sharing jokes as a family can have all kinds of benefits for kids. Here are some compelling reasons to make joking around a family habit.
In this very special installment of Brightly Storytime, Ms. Linda hangs with two friends from Sesame Street, Abby and Julia, and reads We’re Amazing 1,2,3! A Story About Friendship and Autism.
Read these teacher-recommended books to show children the richness of words, and how words can be used to evoke all kinds of sensations.
This month's new releases include fun and imaginative picture books, middle grade reads from some favorite authors, and YA stories sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
From stunning poetry to heartbreaking memoir to a whip-smart comedic novel, these are the most enticing new books for adult readers to pick up this month.
Classics are a sure bet for any family looking to enjoy a book together, and audiobooks provide a great way to introduce young readers to these stories.
If your child is struggling with reading, it can be hard to know what the cause is or what to do. We spoke to two educational experts to get some insights into what parents should know and be on the lookout for.
Check out these thrilling titles if you've read Ready Player One and are looking for books like it. They're sure to satisfy your inner geek.
With their thick, sturdy pages board books are built to withstand a baby or toddler's love. Here are some bookshelf favorites, newly released in board book format.
Watching your child struggle with anything is difficult. And that can feel especially so when it comes to reading. Here is some helpful advice from parents who've been there and experts in the know.
