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From soft watercolor brushstrokes and bold digital colors to expertly assembled paper collages, these eleven Black illustrators are masters of their craft.
These are the children's books you give as gifts or buy for your family, because borrowing them from the library and reading them once will never be enough.
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.
Books are indispensable tools that help spark meaningful conversations between parents and their children. See where these conversations lead today!
A positive student-teacher relationship correlates to a child’s ability to learn, and it improves their behavior. Here are 10 tips on how to foster these important relationships in your classroom.
It’s never too early to talk to children about race. At Brightly, we're committed to helping you raise kids that are not only "not racist," but who are actively "anti-racist."
Kids have an ingrained ability to open our eyes to the bits of the world that don’t make sense. That is why author Scott Hershovitz believes that not only are all kids philosophers, but that we would all do better if we followed their lead.
Join Ms. Linda on a deliciously funny adventure that follows a group of dragons as they enjoy their favorite snack…tacos!
In this list of historical YA novels, you'll find riveting stories about war, royalty, the quest for freedom, and events that changed history.
Explore our reading lists by continent and download our printable map to keep track of all the amazing places your young reader discovers.
