NEWS CENTER Maine has hosted several children's book authors in our 207 studio. You may remember some of these stories, but ...

Minnesota artist Anne Sawyer, a puppeteer and educator, channels her lifelong love of storytelling and improvisation into a ...

As more and more families embrace the “one and done” lifestyle, we're starting to understand only children so much more.

To read children’s fiction is to shed our adult baggage and re-enter a state of possibility when the world was still up for ...

All horrible things P, plus plotting fish, relentless mistakes and a baby who refuses to sleep: columnist Caroline Luzzatto recommends.

The Bobbsey Twins books are known for possibly having the longest publication run of Stratmeyer’s children’s novels. The ...

In one children’s book, a family dog gets lost at a Pride parade ... is perhaps the most well-known example. That law banned ...

Common Sense is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive.

A brilliantly written novel in verse, “To Stay Alive” portrays a vivid, emotional picture of the tragic Donner Party of 1846.

Two Harwich author/illustrators have released children’s books that really appeal to all ages. In his book, Kenton R. Hill ...

Vicious Biscuit, located on Front Street in Summerville, is collecting children’s books for the George H. Seago Jr. Branch of the Dorchester County Library. Here’s the deal: for every child ...

Amid the festivities, in the Reading Nook, the first lady shared a message of kindness and compassion while reading Bunny with a Big Heart to a group of eager children. Holding up the book ...