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Childrens Books About Empathy
We love these 25 childrens books about empathy that are sure to inspire.
10 Essential Children’s Books for Building Social
Emotional regulation and social problem solving are vital skills that emerge during early childhood and are linked to the ability to relate successfully with others. Help your child begin to recogn…
Emoji quiz: Can you identify these classic children’s books?
Why writing diverse children's books is tough
What’s the point of having another shoddily-realised feisty girl or two-dimensional token wheelchair sidekick to add to the massive pile of rubbish attempts at diversity? Author Ross Montgomery on why it’s hard to write diverse – but that’s no excuse not to
20 Children’s Books to Help Your Children Build Empathy
We know that reading fiction makes us more empathetic so building on that we asked which books for children you thought built empathy.
How children’s books have changed
Global News speaks to three literary experts to ask them what they believe have been some of the biggest changes in kids' books.
How Should Children’s Books Deal with the Holocaust?
While Jane Yolen’s latest work has points in common with her previous Holocaust novels, it reflects the way the genre she helped to create has changed.
Why Children’s Books Should Be a Little Sad
Author Kate DiCamillo writes: "I think our job is to see and to let ourselves be seen."
A is for Activist: why children’s books are getting political
Children’s literature is seeing a ‘seismic shift’ in diversity as authors say they want to make sure children of color see themselves represented
Why Suffering Adults Need Children’s Books
Suffering adults need the ministry of good children’s books. They free us to imagine when the unimaginable threatens our hope.
Why teachers should read more children's books
A research project has found that teachers who read for pleasure have better book knowledge and feel more confident, calm and stress-free in the classroom
11 Children's Books About Why It's OK to be Different
Our uniqueness is special and should be celebrated. Help kids understand why it's OK to be different with these eleven books.
How To Expand Your Market To Sell Children’s Books
This post lists prospective buyers for children's books. It's not an exhaustive list but should stimulate your thinking to find places to sell your book.
How children’s books have written mothers out of the story
Mothers are rarely the heroes or protagonists in children’s fiction—often, they don’t even have a name.
GSU Professor Explores How Children’s Books Teach Human Rights
What can we learn about discrimination from Dr. Seuss? Or standards of living from the "Three Little Pigs?" Plenty of children’s books teach morals and les
How Long It Takes Kids to Read These Popular Children’s Books
It’s important for kids to learn literacy skills. And some of the classic books we read as children come to be our favorite stories as adults. It’s interesting to know just how long it takes kids to read those classics. Whether you’re gauging your child’s reading speed or simply trying to plan how long it’ll take to finish an assignment, that info can come in handy.
What Adults Can Learn From Dutch Children’s Books
The busy urban worlds of “zoekboeks” and “wimmelbooks” have a lot to say about everyday European life.
50 Children's Books You Should Definitely Reread as an Adult
How Children's Books Start Conversations about Social Justice
Conversations about racism, injustice, and discrimination can start with a picture book.
How The Left Is Weaponizing Cancel Culture To Politicize Children's Books
If we want our next generation to be well educated in history, science, English, math, we need to have more diversity of thought in children’s publishing.
