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“Charlotte Brontë Before Jane Eyre” Graphic Bio Brings the Author to Life

By Lee Pelletier|2019-12-23T23:08:25-05:00September 20th, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

At a time when the topic of feminism is more prevalent than ever in children’s literature, the deeply [...]

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Clever Wiley Blevins Book Helps Kids’ Insecurities With Reading

By Jim Alkon|2019-11-01T15:53:55-04:00September 3rd, 2019|Children's Books|

“Putting your underwear on backwards isn’t the worst thing that can happen to you on the first day of school.” [...]

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Picture Book Teaches Kids How to Cope with Being “Small in the City”

By Lee Pelletier|2020-01-02T13:13:16-05:00August 30th, 2019|Children's Books|

In only 37 pages and a handful of sentences, Small in the City (Neal Porter Books/Holiday House) broke [...]

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“Alien Superstar” Won’t Alienate Young Readers

By BookTrib|2019-09-03T15:56:14-04:00August 23rd, 2019|Children's Books|

Henry Winkler and Lin Oliver have been fascinating young audiences – and older ones – for generations. Now the bestselling [...]

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“Fabulous Floyd”: How a Flamingo Overcame Adversity with Friendship

By Lee Pelletier|2019-12-23T23:08:27-05:00August 14th, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

Author Georgeanne Irvine again has taken us on an intimate journey and provided a unique chance for a [...]

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Decide the Fate of France in Interactive “Iron Magicians”

By Lee Pelletier|2019-12-23T23:08:27-05:00August 13th, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

Imagine a comic book that has all the immersive power of a video game, complete with side quests, [...]

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

By Lee Pelletier|2019-12-23T23:08:28-05:00July 22nd, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

Cue the Jaws theme and turn on the Discovery channel--it's Shark Week 2019! From board books, scientific explorations, and cute cartoons, your [...]

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Brave Baby Orangutan Beats the Odds

By BookTrib|2019-08-16T10:26:59-04:00July 16th, 2019|Children's Books|

We all know that zoos are a classic source of family fun for all, but they also serve [...]

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Artemis Fowl is Back and Ready for Trouble!

By Lee Pelletier|2019-12-23T23:15:11-05:00July 12th, 2019|Children's Books|

Attention kids and parents: the 12-year-old ludicrously rich and absolutely brilliant Artemis is back again! Artemis Fowl: The Graphic Novel [...]

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A Playful Pup Follows the Sun, Finds Friendship

By Samantha Schwind|2019-07-03T10:54:26-04:00July 3rd, 2019|Children's Books|

Sometimes it’s hard to find your place in the world. We seek out and create spaces that make us feel [...]

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Terry Crews Illustrates Interactive Children’s Book

By Rebecca Proulx|2019-12-23T22:51:57-05:00June 25th, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

We know Terry Crews from his stardom on screen, but this famous actor and human rights activist is moving his [...]

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Children’s Book Smashes Gender Norms

By Emilie Hocter|2019-06-25T11:40:58-04:00June 21st, 2019|Children's Books|

Children often look up to parents as teachers and guides. They follow their parents' rules and encouragements (for the most [...]

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Touching Animal Bond Tested to its Limits

By Jim Alkon|2019-06-27T10:03:48-04:00June 19th, 2019|Children's Books|

What is it that makes us such suckers for touching animal stories? Their cuteness aside, perhaps it’s that we are [...]

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A Peculiar Pig Struts Her Differences

By Rebecca Proulx|2019-12-23T22:59:17-05:00June 13th, 2019|Authors, Children's Books|

Feeling like the odd one out in a bunch is the pits. It takes time and exposure to grow confidence [...]

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Celebrate Pride Month with an Inclusive Children’s Book

By Rachael Suhie|2019-06-10T16:03:15-04:00June 7th, 2019|Children's Books|

Author and clinical psychologist, Michael Genhart, Ph.D., is back with illustrator, Anne Passchier in Rainbow: A First Book of Pride (Magination [...]

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If You’re Unhappy and You Know It, Read This Book

By Jeff Daugherty|2019-05-31T15:53:55-04:00May 31st, 2019|Children's Books|

Eventually, kids have to learn the truth about everything, from where babies come from to how a seemingly progressive nation [...]