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From 'Little Women' to 'Charlotte's Web' and everything in between (and beyond), the books our moms read to us are full of great literary names for girls.
There is nothing quite as eerie and laced with danger as growing up a girl. Even if you don’t realize it yourself at the time, the world around you will let you know by treating yo...
Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop once explained children’s literature as serving two functions: mirrors and windows. Some books are like […] The post Essential Picture Books About Girls U...
These books with pansexual main characters include a cooking competition romance, a YA con artist thriller, and more.
‘Girls Like’ is a vibrant and uplifting celebration filled with warmth, energy and heart. Katrina’s rhythmic language flows beautifully across each page while Deb’s bright and expr...
Read our spoiler-free review of Girl's Girl by Sonia Feldman, a tender debut novel about three teen best friends and the kiss that rewires their summer. The post Girl’s Girl by Son...
Picture it: your couch, a slice of cheesecake and a book so good you don’t realize it’s 2 a.m. If you’re a Golden Girls fan, you know the best stories are the ones about women who...
Here are the biggest book-to-screen adaptations out in June, including Girls Like Girls, House of the Dragon Season 3, and Supergirl.
Mia’s got a brand-new diary—and a dream: joining Greenpeace “to save the baby seals.” But her mom is dating her algebra teacher, her crush barely knows she exists, and her dad’s ju...
The director of Frozen teams up for a YA graphic novel—plus cool fight scenes, nuanced horror mystery, nonbinary puberty, and more.
A few years ago, a viral social media trend emerged that highlighted the way male writers often portray female characters. Women were invited to describe themselves as if they we...
Powerful & Engaging The Girl With Two Names by Imogen Matthews is a powerful historical novel that is grounded in facts. We follow the leading lady who is Dutch through her war...
In the landscape of mid-twentieth-century children’s literature, C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia initially appears remarkably progressive. Long before modern fantasy embraced...
It’s time to introduce The Wonder of Becoming You: How a Jewish Girl Grows Up to this generation. Many of us entered our preteen years by being introduced to The Wonder of Becoming...
A lot of readers carry a “magical orphan child who goes to school and defeats the evil villain with help from their found family, as the prophecy foretold” shaped hole in their rea...
New books from Lauren Magaziner, Veronica Roth, Elizabeth Acevedo, Megan E. Freeman, and so many more!
Part Harry Potter, part Nancy Drew with a steampunk aesthetic, and weaving in elements of women in STEM, Briarwood is a typical middle school novel about what it feels like to be t...
Spend some quiet time with these lovely, low stakes fantasy reads!
When we think about the history of cars or world-wide adventure, it’s not uncommon for a man’s name to jump to the top of searchable lists or in conversation. But as with so much o...
T. Clark recommends three books with missing parental figures.
Nancy Drew, Blair Waldorf, and Samantha Parkington aren’t so young anymore. Neither, it seems, are their fans.
There's an exciting space opera, more Star Wars, a shapeshifter on the run, and more for all lovers of Grogu!
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