Ever wished you could step into the pages of your favorite book? One of our favorite spots to visit in the Midwest, The Rabbit hOle in Kansas City, MO, is an immersive and interactive museum dedicated to the history and art of children’s literature. Filled to the brim with books to peruse while exploring the … Continue reading Exploring a Wondrous World of Children’s Books Down the Rabbit hOle
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Colorful Graphic Novels Recommendations for Early Readers
For some little readers, transitioning from picture books to chapter books or middle grade reads can be tricky. For example, neurodivergent kiddos can have trouble processing information with visual aids or large-format letters, and reluctant or anxious readers might feel overwhelmed by an abundance of text. Fortunately, one of the best solutions for these obstacles … Continue reading Colorful Graphic Novels Recommendations for Early Readers
Get Ready for Summer Reading: The 20 Best New Kids’ Books Releasing in May
Temperatures are rising, the school year is winding down, and summer is just over the horizon, which means we're ready to look at new children's books. With the change of seasons and upcoming holidays like AAPI Heritage Month, Father's Day, Pride, and Independence Day, it's a great time to brush up on what's hitting shelves … Continue reading Get Ready for Summer Reading: The 20 Best New Kids’ Books Releasing in May
Happy Book Birthday: April 28th Edition!
It’s book birthday time again, and this week’s new releases are filled with humor, intrigue, and heart! There are family stories about unconditional love, STEM-inspired adventures that inspire curiosity, phenomenal fantasies to spark the imagination, and tales of courage and cunning from history. Happy book birthday to the creators of these amazing reads! What Kind … Continue reading Happy Book Birthday: April 28th Edition!
BREAKOUT, SLOUCH, and JAWBREAKER (Christina Wyman)
As we all know, adolescence is a minefield of social awkwardness, unpredictable body changes, and a growing understanding of the complexities of adulthood. However, these years can also present opportunities for amazing friendships, brilliant memories, and self-realizations that can last a lifetime. I was able to read the marvelous Breakout by Christina Wyman earlier this … Continue reading BREAKOUT, SLOUCH, and JAWBREAKER (Christina Wyman)
