💕 Books To Make Valentine's Day Even Sweeter → 💕
💕 Books To Make Valentine's Day Even Sweeter → 💕
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.
Let’s fill children’s lives with hope by sharing books that sparkle with promises of a brighter future, a future of good things where anyone, including kids, can make a difference in their own lives and in the world.Â
Encourage kids to delve into this collection of stories about overcoming adversity and leaning into hope no matter the situation.
Hope is running through the veins of so much YA. Even when a plot turns on loneliness, loss, or other anguish, what pulls the story forward is a belief that things will change, and for the better.
These seven books showcase a variety of ways real-life people, pets, and characters demonstrate bravery in everyday life.Â
The stories on this list are full of brave characters — from bears to superheroes to spunky preschool kids themselves — perfect for showing 3- to 5-year-olds that bravery comes in all shapes and sizes.
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.
In a lot of ways, every young adult book is about growing up — finding yourself, finding love, leaving childhood, and its innocence, behind. But these nine books put the experience of growing up center stage.
Kids can use all the help they can get as they navigate this transitional time, and books that address all the complexities of their lives provide a great refuge from the confusion and frustration of middle school.
These eight books on growing up are a great way to show kids ages 6 to 8 the magic of this journey, while also letting them know that growing pains are totally normal.
