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Whether you want to educate or entertain, here are the best children’s and YA books hitting bookstore shelves this month.
Whether you’re looking for a quick wind-down before their nap or bedtime, hoping to capitalize on a quiet moment, or simply need a quick reset for the day, these five-minute story collections are just the ticket.
The kids in your life can join in the Inauguration celebrations with these books, which include stories written by Kamala Harris, a new picture book about White House dogs Champ and Major, and more.
Dr. Edward M. Hallowell and Dr. John J. Ratey offer advice on how children and adults alike can thrive with ADHD in their new book.
Follow along with author Lisbeth Kaiser as she reads about Dr. King's work to spread love, kindness, and equality in this board book biography for little readers.
Kids can become their own rocket designers with this fun experiment that shows how mass, thrust, and force are crucial for a successful launch.
Our latest Brightly Storytime features Goodnight, Numbers, a nifty, numbers-filled bedtime story for littles who love counting.
These books for kids and teens celebrate the unique strengths and struggles of characters with physical, educational, or psychological differences.
These books on hope will fill your little reader's shelves with possibility - the possibility of a better and brighter future.
In a time when we need them most, these picture books are here to brighten your day. So, grab a stack of these cheerful stories and enjoy every colorful page.
