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Don’t Be Mean to 13 by Douglas Harris Award-winning children’s book author, Douglas Harris, is known for writing children’s books with his daughters, such as Elle The Humanist and the Stardust Book series. Now he has written a new book that explores why children might have friggatriskaidekaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) and triskaidekaphobia (fear of the number 13) […]
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The Mayo Clinic Press Kids creates empowering health and wellness content in partnership with pediatric experts. Here are 2 New Kids Books by Mayo Clinic that help young readers understand Perfectionism and The Human Body.
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I have greatly loved the story of Helen Keller all of my life and the fact that January is National Braille Literacy Month has refreshed this love even more. On several occasions, I’ve had the chance to bring the story of Helen Keller to life for my children and our friends. Each time it
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It’s almost time for the epic online event celebrating diversity in children’s literature, known as Multicultural Children’s Book Day/Read Your World! This event is celebrating its tenth anniversary with online and offline book-related festivities on January 25, 2024. Read Your World is a non-profit whose mission is to raise awareness about children’s books
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Raise awareness for yourself and others with this World Diabetes Day informative article and recommended book list.
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We are lucky to live in a world where new, beautiful, and necessary children’s books are be written, published and enjoyed on a regular basis. Here is s list of some new or upcoming kidlit books that can be added to your “must read” list! Together We Can by Ned Hartley This beautiful book includes
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As the weather shifts from scorching hot to cool and sometimes gloomy, we want to remind everyone that the autumn months leading into winter are the perfect time to stock up on awesome books. Here are a few we add to our “must-read” lists! Books to Add to Your Fall Reading List Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival:
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January 25, 2024, will mark the 11th year of an epic online event (formerly known as Multicultural Children’s Book Day) Read Your World! RYW is a non-profit diversity in children’s literature organization that seeks to get culturally diverse books into the hands of children, parents, teachers, and librarians. GO HERE to download their Sponsorship Packet
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Are you feeling buried under “stuff,” but are stumped on how to begin decluttering? The first steps may be easier than you think.
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The kiddoes are back in school and though it’s great to have young minds learning again after a fun-filled summer, re-entry into a more social and structure day is harder for some kids than other. There are plenty of back-to-school-booklist to help students “get back into the groove,” but we thought we’d share
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