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Full-Cast Kids’ Audiobooks Perfect for Start of School

A good book read by a talented narrator is a beautiful thing, but a good book performed by a full cast of talented narrators can bring a whole new dimension to the listening experience. Here are a few examples where the full cast really elevates the audiobook, recommended from our…

Sonja ColeAugust 22, 2019

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9 Kids’ Audiobooks About Race and Justice

It should be obvious now that we ALL need to be having conversations with our children about anti racism and how unjustly Black people have been treated in America. This collection of fiction and nonfiction audiobooks from authors and/or narrators of color shows Black people as heroes of their own…

Sonja ColeJuly 31, 2020

Children's Books Listicles

Sleuths out for Summer: 9 Middle-Grade Tales of Kids Solving Mysteries

As a kid, I was obsessed with Scooby-Doo. Well, who am I kidding? I don’t think my love for that snack-inhaling, mystery-solving dog will ever fade (and I’ve got a pair of well-loved Chuck Taylors with Scooby and the gang printed on the side to prove it). I always reveled…

Chelsea CicconeMay 11, 2021

Children's Books Listicles

2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Since their beginning in 1967, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards celebrate notable titles in children’s books, middle grade and young adult novels. The books are sorted into the categories of picture books, fiction and poetry and nonfiction, and then reviewed by a panel of three judges. This year, the judges…

Cameron KimballMay 28, 2020

Children's Books Listicles

Get Schooled With These 6 Middle Grade Reads

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Middle-School-3.jpg Say the words “middle school,” and people everywhere will get a chill down their spine. Those two words conjure visions of pop quizzes, body spray and rubbery cafeteria food. While many of us have thankfully grown past that stage in our life, middle schoolers of today could really use…

Cameron KimballNovember 18, 2020

Children's Books Listicles

Read Across America With Our 7 Favorite Children’s Books About Reading

Today is a special day for book lovers, especially those who deeply appreciate the wonderful world of illustrated children’s books. March 2 is Read Across America Day, as named by the National Education Association (NEA). The Association includes over 3 million people — “educators, students, activists, workers, parents, neighbors, friends…

Judy MorenoMarch 2, 2021

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9 Children’s Books That Celebrate Our Planet

Earth Day is April 22nd, and it serves as both a celebration of our natural world and as a call to protect it. To honor Earth Day this year, we’ve hand-picked nine children’s books that capture the spirit of the day in its entirety. This list covers books that highlight…

Cameron KimballApril 21, 2021

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7 Middle Grade Reads That Show How Fun Math & Science Can Be

More and more every day, we’re seeing a push to get kids involved with STEM. From children’s coding classes to summer camps dedicated to mathematics, the threshold for the hard sciences is skewing younger every year. But how do you get kids involved with subjects that have a bad reputation…

Cameron KimballMay 10, 2021

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2021 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Since 1967 when the legacy began, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards have honored the most impressive titles in children’s books, middle grade and young adult novels. Categories include picture books, nonfiction, and fiction and poetry. The options are carefully reviewed by a panel of three judges who this year were…

BookTribJune 23, 2021

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8 Notable Children’s Books to Celebrate Young Readers Day 2021

Founded by The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and Pizza Hut (who would’ve thought?), National Young Readers Day is a holiday dedicated to celebrating the enrichment that reading can bring to young minds. Since its origin in 1989, this day has served to highlight children’s literature,…

Cameron KimballNovember 9, 2021

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Celebrate an Unconventional Thanksgiving with Mrs. Rabbit and Friends

Thanksgiving is right around the corner! For many families, it’s a wonderful time of food, festivities and reunions with loved ones. But in today’s hectic world of deadlines and obligations, our loved ones’ busy schedules don’t always align with our own. It’s that very situation that Carole P. Roman depicts in her…

Cameron KimballNovember 8, 2022

Author Discovery Zone Children's Books

10 Books Your Kids Will Sink Their Teeth into for Shark Week 2019

Cue the Jaws theme and turn on the Discovery channel--it's Shark Week 2019! From board books, scientific explorations, and cute cartoons, your child will love any one of these selections. They might even literally take a bite out of them to mimic their new favorite animal friend. Happy reading! First, we have…

Lee PelletierJuly 22, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Children's Books

A Peculiar Pig Struts Her Differences

Feeling like the odd one out in a bunch is the pits. It takes time and exposure to grow confidence with yourself as an individual and take pride in the attributes that make you unique. Children blatantly lack both time and exposure, so helping to nurture qualities of self-confidence and…

Rebecca ProulxJune 13, 2019

Audiobooks Children's Books

Transforming a Graphic Novel Into an Audiobook

AudioFile spoke with Dreamscape Media publisher Tammy Faxel and Deyan Audio’s Khai Dattoli and Bryan Lincoln about adapting and producing Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin’s graphic novel Illegal for audio. AudioFile: What was it about Illegal that made you interested in adapting it as an audiobook? Why is it an important title…

AudioFileMay 28, 2019

Author Discovery Zone Children's Books

Creative Thinking With an Engineering Elephant

Children have a natural sense of creativity and exploration. But as they age, their own ingenuity is often repressed or crushed by doubts of peers, self-consciousness or fear of failure. The Thing About Swings (Mascot Books), written by Mona Patel and illustrated by Tomas Christensen, encourages creative thinking, open-mindedness and teamwork…

Rebecca ProulxApril 18, 2019

Audiobooks Children's Books

Maryrose Wood Brings The Incorrigibles Home

Spending time with The Incorrigibles might be the perfect prelude to upcoming family gatherings. If you anticipate the same old jokes from Uncle Otto, and you dread meeting your Cousin Alice’s curious new companion, take an audio dose of The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place (HarperAudio) to make it all seem manageable.…

Robin WhittenNovember 21, 2018

Children’s Books

Full-Cast Kids’ Audiobooks Perfect for Start of School

9 Kids’ Audiobooks About Race and Justice

Sleuths out for Summer: 9 Middle-Grade Tales of Kids Solving Mysteries

2020 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

Get Schooled With These 6 Middle Grade Reads

Read Across America With Our 7 Favorite Children’s Books About Reading

9 Children’s Books That Celebrate Our Planet

7 Middle Grade Reads That Show How Fun Math & Science Can Be

2021 Horn Book Awards: Notable Titles in Children’s Literature

8 Notable Children’s Books to Celebrate Young Readers Day 2021

Celebrate an Unconventional Thanksgiving with Mrs. Rabbit and Friends

10 Books Your Kids Will Sink Their Teeth into for Shark Week 2019

A Peculiar Pig Struts Her Differences

Transforming a Graphic Novel Into an Audiobook

Creative Thinking With an Engineering Elephant

Maryrose Wood Brings The Incorrigibles Home

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