Like many literary forms, poetry faces a crisis of under-appreciation. One institution in Brazil is working to create a space for it.

Educator Sarah Silverkey discusses the dreaded "summer slide" — when reading skills slip — and how simple, fun, and affordable it can be to make great habits a part of your children’s summer.

The all-time bestsellers in children’s fiction feature old and new classics alike, and share a number of interesting traits. How many have you read?

From horse-drawn carts to modern bookmobiles, a look at how libraries on the move shape readers and communities, and keep stories accessible.

Thousands of new picture books are published every year. How can parents choose ones that truly support children’s learning, literacy, and reading joy? Dr. Charnetta Williams shares practical guidance on what to look for.

Educator Sarah Silverkey discusses the place of classics like Heidi in literacy education and how updated, reimagined, or abridged editions can help inspire young readers.

Educator Sarah Silverkey shares what “high-low” books are, and how they can act as gateways to literacy for reluctant and dormant readers of any age.

Mindfulness educator Olga Dombrovska shares gentle, everyday practices that not only boost literacy but help children slow down, feel calm, and develop emotional skills.

A look at the biggest awards celebrating children’s literature and why honoring children’s literature is more important than ever.