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Braingle's Daily Trivia Quiz for Oct 03, 2026 A Literature Quiz : Whether you grew up reading these stories or became acquainted with them as an adult, these characters are larg...
During my Children’s Services course in library school, diverse and inclusive literature was at the forefront of our discussions surrounding collection development. While researchi...
If you grew up in the last decade of the 20th century, you definitely read at least some of these!
September marks National Literacy Month, a perfect opportunity for schools, libraries, and community programs to spotlight engaging tools that support reading development. Patricia...
The Maple Staple Bookstore welcomes five children's titles to its Spotlight Shelf, bringing together stories of magic, Christmas wonder, care for the Earth, growing up with beloved...
We've all had them, and we love reading about them: here are some of the scariest teachers in children's books, and what makes them so scary.
These whimsical, gentle, and cozy picture books encourage a sense of wonder and awe at the world around us.
Nursery Rhymes aren't just a quaint nod to the past: They're an engaging way to grow literacy skills.
Whenever I meet a kid, I can’t resist asking, “Soooo, what’s on your school reading list? Anything good?” Half the time, they just blink at me and mumble, which is fair.… Read more...
How one mum’s lockdown stories grew into a children’s book about curiosity, community and kindness.
Do remember your favorite book to read as a child?
These picture books with cut paper and collage art will engage readers young and old with incredible visuals.
What enjoyable memories do you have of reading or being read to? What could schools do to make working with written texts more engaging?
Finding books that excite new and early readers is a wonderful way to help them discover the joy of reading. Here are some fun and engaging new-reader and early chapter books to sp...
From shout-along refrains and spin-and-slide pages to silly stories that will have the whole family giggling, these recent holiday books are packed full of fun. The post 10 Jolly C...
These mushroomcore books for kids evoke nostalgia, whimsy, and charm for readers both young and not-so young.
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These Latine picture books pay homage to all aspects of Latine life and culture, from food and car culture to naming traditions and more.
Every child deserves to be protected, to have a safe space in the world. And a summer camp in upstate New York called Kindlerlieb promised to be just that: a haven for troubled chi...
A lifelong love of books offers lessons for raising curious, independent readers as artificial intelligence reshapes childhood and education. The post Perspective | Harriet, Pippi,...
“I have this little sister, Lola. She is small and very funny,” reports young narrator Charlie—and not for the first time. (Fans of this series—book and TV—will know that this is C...
As we embark on the new academic year, many school librarians will be thinking how they can expand collections and program events to celebrate diversity in the community, global an...
Ian Arnott recommends the joyous spoofs in The Pooh Perplex, while Dr Peter Glanvill recalls Mary PlainOne of the best books about Winnie-the-Pooh (Editorial, 16 October) is The Po...
It’s Scholastic book fair season, and since no one has invented a grown-up version of the beloved event, we’ve made a list of book recommendations inspired by everyone’s favorite f...
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