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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.
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Teach them early.
The book is scheduled for March 2.
What's your child's current favorite?
You will feel *seen.*
Pull up a seat and get comfy.
Stocking-sized readers for every little book lover.
From teachers and librarians.
Teachers and librarians weigh in.
Be inspired by the cutest, tiniest corners.
Boredom is instantly a thing of the past.
"Once we talk about it in a non-scary way, it will become more normalized and cause less anxiety, Tuchel explained on her website. "So, here is a free story to help us and our children."
And they are all under $25.
These picks center themes of love, belonging, and the freedom to be exactly who you are.
If you're wondering when the "right" time is to begin having these talks—it's now, mama.
No, 'The Ickabog' is not a Harry Potter spin-off.
From stories of community to self-improvement reads.
Prepare to be thoroughly entertained.
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