With books missing, "more often than not, children do not experience lots of things," Professor Susan B. Neuman told Newsweek.

In our house, reading with our two children is a big part of their bedtime routine. We've read some books many, many times.

TINA FERGUSON IS THE OWNER OF FACEBOOK BOOKSTORE AND IS JOINING US WITH SOME SUGGESTIONS TO INTRODUCE CHILDREN ... DIARY OF A YOUNG GIRL WHEN SHE WAS A YOUNG GIRL HERSELF. WOW. THE BOOK THIEF ...

says these tools are especially helpful for young kids who are learning how to understand intense emotions. “Going back to books I read when I was a child, some of the images and the stories ...

Reading to young children can also help them develop attention, deal with difficult emotions, and control behavior like aggression. But more than that, books help build young people's imagination ...

Equally concerning is the reason why fewer children are being read to. Only 40% of parents surveyed said that they thought ...

What if the most powerful tool for your child’s brain development, emotional health, and future success was already in your ...

Puffin; 32 pages; £7.99 Non-white characters have been rare in books for young people. “We’re Going to Find the Monster!” helps to correct that. Malorie Blackman’s two heroes, black kids ...

Geraldine E. Bard and Betty J. Cappella, has been recognized by the New York State Department of Education for developing a suggested book list for educators, parents, children and young adults.

These four inspiring books tug on a few of those threads and invite young people to dream big ... Irving decides to “do something HUGE to inspire kids to reach for the sky” — to become ...