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Thank you Miss Potter Miller recounts how her elementary school librarian, Miss Potter, encouraged her love of reading and books.
Raina Telgemeier: Happy early years at the library Raina Telgemeier recounts happy childhood memories at the library.
Does quality matter? Books that children enjoy reading—however high or low they may be on the ladder of literary excellence—can be viewed as gateways to literacy.
The limits of Lexile Miller has observed that Lexile rankings can limit young readers and aren’t always the best measure of text complexity.
Children’s Literature in Action Dr. Sylvia Vardell provides an overview of a book she has written for children’s literature survey courses.
What do boys want to read Gene Luen Yang notes how books with a practical application often appeal to young readers.
A State of Make Believe As a young girl, Mary Pope Osborne had no trouble keeping herself entertained.
Diverse books in the classroom, all year round Educators and librarians need to be diligent about making sure that classroom libraries are diverse and that certain books are not just pulled out during multicultural heritage months.
