Growing Reader
Books on Bravery for Kids Ages 6 – 8
These 10 stories will inspire and encourage kids to be brave.
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These 10 stories will inspire and encourage kids to be brave.
These 12 kid-approved stories with brave and heroic characters span genres — including contemporary fiction, historical fiction, adventure, and nonfiction.
Being brave can be as simple as being who you really are – which, perhaps not surprisingly, is a common theme in some of today’s best YA.
A lesson in resilience, The Box Turtle is a great example for little readers to look to when their confidence is a little shaky.
We're gearing up for Halloween with a special reading of Vlad the Rad, a totally awesome picture book sure to delight your little ghosts and goblins.
For kids growing up in a bilingual or Spanish-speaking household, or those looking to learn a second language, these Spanish/English bilingual printables and activities are great fun!
Whether it’s a love story, family novel, or parenting advice you seek, September’s best new reads for grownups has a book to bring you peace (several hundred pages worth!).
With everything in the world so uncertain right now, sometimes it’s comforting to know that your characters are going to get the happy ending they deserve. Here are 12 mood-boosting YA books with happy endings.
Second graders need books that hold their interest but aren’t so difficult they turn them off to reading altogether. These books are surefire winners.
Author and illustrator Mika Song examines how graphic novels can help kids become readers.
