Everyone remembers the classic children's books they read and loved when they were younger. Maybe it was a parent or grandparent that read it, or a favorite teacher. The memories will stick with them ...

For many, books are a staple of childhood. There is so much enjoyment found from flipping through the colorful pages of a book while the words are read aloud to you. Some children's books often hold ...

Perhaps the young person in your life has a voracious appetite for books and is always in search of a new read; or maybe you’re desperately seeking some reading material that will hold your tween’s ...

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Remember those easygoing days of childhood, curled up with a beloved book? Well, for millennials, some of those precious ...

Getting little kids to read can be a challenge sometimes, but that's only if you've picked the wrong book! The world of children's literature is replete with incredible stories that range from the ...

These eight picture books, some old, some new, are sure to delight readers of all ages.

If your New Year's resolution was to read more, the New York Public Library has got you covered. For the first time ever, the library on Monday released a list of its most checked out books in its 125 ...

Inspiring children’s love of reading may be one of the most important things a parent can do to prepare them to do well in school and make their way in the world. A surefire way to bring that ...

If classic children’s books are read less frequently today, it is because parents worry about topical relevance. Perhaps parents fear their kids won’t like to read if stories don’t mimic their lives, ...

Rare children’s books, made available online through the Library of Congress, show both the constants and the evolution in children’s literature. By Perri Klass, M.D. A hundred years ago, in 1919, the ...

NEW YORK — Fredrik Colting, a Swedish author who was sued by J.D. Salinger’s estate several years ago for publishing an unauthorized sequel to “The Catcher in the Rye,” has once again been sued for ...