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If you’re searching for Hanukkah gifts for children, look no further than these beautiful and fun books, which shed new light on the Festival of Lights.
Beloved by generations of children who see themselves in her work, these Kate DiCamillo books are absolute must-reads.
Even the least performative of parents can get a laugh with these hilarious books, but throw in some silly voices and you may just feel like an actual comedian.
One of the best ways to get a child to listen to a read-aloud book is by keeping their hands busy. These are some quiet activities for kids to do during read-aloud time.
Introduce the Thanksgiving holiday to the youngest of readers with these delightful picture books featuring some of their favorite characters and holiday-themed activities.
For little ones who fear things that go bump in the night, try reading these reassuring stories to make the dark seem a little less frightening.
Forget what you know about warts and broomsticks — the witches in these YA books are complex, bold, and unpredictable, whether they’re wearing corsets in 17th century Massachusetts or the coolest mini-skirts in modern times
If your child struggles to sit still through a book, an interactive book might be just what you need to help make reading more enjoyable.
Graphic novels have long been praised for engaging reluctant readers, but what about those just starting to read?
From cute toddler board books to informative nonfiction and apple-themed stories, here are 11 picture books about apples to bite into.
