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These 12 books range from YA novels about teens struggling with mental illness and self-discovery to a guide to physical health from a fitness coach. All of them will help teens feel more connected, no matter what they might be facing.
With fun rhythm and rhyme, the stories that unfold across the pages of these picture and board books are great first introductions to poems.
Being able to relate to the protagonist of a story — or simply reading a story where the hero looks like you — is a powerful tool for shaping a reader’s perspective. Here are a few of our favorite wonderfully diverse fantasy books for young adult readers.
Whether it’s the “wee-ooh! wee-ooh!” of a fire engine or the “cheep! cheep!” of a little chick, sound words can bring books to life for children and help build early literacy skills. Here are nine noisy favorites for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
The benefits of mindfulness are numerous. Not just for adults but for kids as well. Here are some favorite children’s books to introduce mindfulness and meditation to kids.
From modern twists on the old tales to next-reads about mischievous rabbits, these books are perfect for kids and tweens that love the Peter Rabbit series.
With expressive dialogue, positive messages, and playful illustrations, Elephant and Piggie books delight readers in so many ways. If you and your kids love Elephant and Piggie’s hilarious, relatable antics, you'll love these books, too.
Celebrate the beginning of spring with your little ones during with this special edition of Brightly Storytime on March 20th at 2pm ET!
These fantastic narratives featuring characters dealing with mental disorders can help dispel misconceptions and stigma, and provide tweens and teens with resources to understand a difference and why they – or someone they know – might struggle.
These fictional reads center on teen characters who rise above their challenges, adapt to their environments, and do whatever it takes to live another day.
