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Understanding the science behind how the brain learns to read and the teaching methods that help it happen can help caregivers guide new readers.
Who doesn’t love a good party? So why not transform your next at-home storytime into a celebration and show your readers what good company books can be!
These books are great examples of historical fiction that inspire middle grade readers to empathize with characters from other times and places.
This classic story of a stuffed rabbit and the boy who loves him is sure to delight readers of all ages.
Reading stories like these can help kids establish a bedtime ritual and wind down for the night.
For kids mesmerized by the magic and mystery of unicorns, here are a few fantastic books featuring these mythical creatures.
The secret to getting busy tweens to read? Finding the book that hooks. Sixth graders are raving about these friendship and adventure stories.
Perfect for the not-so-gung-ho poetry reader, these books do a fantastic job of making poetry stop looking academic and start looking very cool.
These poetry books by Black authors speak to, celebrate, and empower children of color, making them essential reads for any child's bookshelf.
These children’s books feature Muslim protagonists, celebrate Muslim culture, and illustrate Islamic traditions – perfect for reading during Ramadan, Eid, and all year long.
