Paired with fun activities, these picture books help build skills like fluency, flexibility, elaboration, and originality.

The High Museum of Art presents a stunning collection of works by late multimedia artist and activist Faith Ringgold in Faith ...

Stark offers a refreshing style that helps children to take their time and appreciate the wonder surrounding them. Through the tiny lens of a ladybug, this poetic and enchanting book honors the silent ...

Enter a breathtaking alternate world where dark forces are at work, enjoy a spellbinding adventure featuring witchfinders and a young Isaac Newton, join a real-life explorer on a spectacular mission ...

Cuddle up close and discover comfort, warmth and reassurance with a stunning book of uplifting poems, discover the magical ...

Wood’s landmark book "The Radicalism of the American Revolution," will help teachers see the big picture, to understand the level of change and to grasp why the Revolution matters.

5. Headphones. Ground Picture | Shutterstock. For many intelligent people who are equally curious, mindful, and creative, having access to music out in the world is important, which is why ...

Two giants of the women’s rights movement, Gloria Steinem and Nobel laureate Leymah Gbowee, have teamed up for a picture book with the mission of inspiring young people to change the world ...

In 1871, anti-Chinese sentiment led to a riot that killed 18 men and destroyed homes and businesses in Los Angeles. Livia Blackburne tells the story in the children's picture book "Dreams to Ashes ...

Celebrity memoirs continue to be among some of the most entertaining reads.But when the rich and famous turn their personal stories into children’s books, those journeys of personal triumph ...

“It’s about what it means to be a young person in a generation that is going to, and is currently changing the world,” she said. The 32-page picture book features an original poem by Gorman ...

The book fleshes out the character and thought of Socrates to mount a full-throated defense of his claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” A note to our readers ...