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Whether you’re reading with kids or on your own, you can always find a new page to turn with Motherly’s recommendations.
The Book-It program encourages a love of learning and brings families together in the best way.
To empower them to tackle the anxiety and stress that comes with motherhood.
Penn calls ADHD his “superpower” and is sharing how he manages his symptoms.
"Only for Me" teaches kids about sexual abuse prevention.
More than a decade after it was first published, sales skyrocketed.
Classic works by the beloved children's author are getting a cultural scrub.
Women do run the world after all.
So many books present a homogenous view of the world. I want to elevate those who break through the barrier, and I want my children to look for those stories.
From riveting crime fiction to laugh-out-loud rom-coms, it's all here.
Laugh, learn and love reading even more than ever with these books for kids.
It’s time to make a whole new TBR list for those stolen moments when you can be alone with a good book.
When it comes to feeding their brains, stem books for kids are the perfect fuel.
Read all about the celebrations of Hanukkah with your little one.
These books on gratitude celebrate cultures, give thanks to nature, and recognize the beauty in the world around us.
“I think, ‘You are only going to be this small today.’ It gives me a really great point of view.”
It's never too early to teach your child about consent and boundaries.
The festivities are spread out over several days filled with family, food and joy.
Many of these are classics we all read (and loved) in school.
"This is about controlling women and it starts with controlling our girls."
From pumpkin harvests to sweet little ghosts, these stories are full of magic and mischief.