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Curling up with a good book and air conditioning sounds like a perfect way to spend a quiet summer afternoon!
From dino-themed ABC books to beautifully illustrated compendiums these titles are a roaring good time.
Christina and Ryan Hillsberg are raising their five children with lessons learned from their time at the CIA.
If your toddler has stopped napping, you're probably looking for some peace and quiet. We've got you covered.
In an exclusive interview with Motherly, Weiner discusses her latest novel, writing female characters and the Me Too movement.
Juneteenth, or Emancipation Day, is an important holiday for kids to understand.
Whether you're a bona fide book worm or looking for a way to get back into reading, we've got a spot for your in our club, mama.
Because it's so important for children to see all types of characters represented.
We're remembering the beloved author-illustrator, who passed away this week.
From Corduroy to Little Elliot, we're rounding up some favorite books your preschooler will love.
Representation is important, and so is cultivating a diverse reading library for your child.
"We're always calling mothers superheroes, and I'm like, what if they were? What if they legitimately were superheroes?"
Help your little ones save the planet this Earth Day.
Here's how to improve your child's language skills by reading aloud to them.
Muslim representation is something that needs to be addressed year-round. With Ramadan…
Author Dav Pilkey apologized for "passively racist imagery" in a 2010 book, saying it was "wrong and harmful to my Asian readers."
The prolific children's author inspired generations of readers with characters like Henry Huggins and Ramona Quimby.
Once upon a time, the famous doctor was just "a kid with a million questions," says writer Kate Messner.
Learning about love and inclusion starts at home.
Like much of America, the two stepdaughters of Dr. Seuss have differing opinions on the decision to stop selling six of his most controversial books.
