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If you’re delighted by Harold and the Purple Crayon each time you revisit it, here are several more books we think you’ll enjoy just as much.
Classic literature can feel intimidating for teens Here are a few works of classic literature that that teens will find both engaging and accessible.
These festive picture books are a surefire way to get your children into the Halloween spirit without giving them nightmares.
From pumpkins and cornfields to friendship and fun, these autumn stories are perfect read-alouds.
Despite its annoyances for parents, repetitive reading offers a surprising number of benefits for new readers.
If you’re starting to build up a library of board books for your little one, it’s always a good idea to begin with the classics.
These irresistible graphic novels full of wordplay, slapstick, silly scenarios, and oddball premises will have young readers laughing out loud.
Whether you enjoy chills running up your spine or piecing together the clues in a murder case, these fast-paced YA thrillers will satisfy your hunger for something on the darker side.
Spark conversations and connections with colorful kids’ books that recognize Hispanic and Latine peoples' histories, cultures, and contributions.
The special relationship between a child and their grandparent is worth celebrating. These picture books make wonderful gifts that both grandparents and children will love for years to come.
