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Children's literature that thoughtfully explores challenging themes should be embraced, not banned, by parents and educators.
Two summers ago, author Nancy Sack discovered a literacy nonprofit serving elementary age children in the Chicago public schools–and a new passion for Pet Reading Therapy!
I’m frequently asked why I chose to write about the Loving v. Virginia case. Actually, it chose me.
Years ago, I went to a class hoping to lose my French accent. I ended up writing in English.
Whether we’re awake or asleep, paying attention or not, the magic of live theatre stays with us.
Values show what people deem to be important to them. But values don’t mysteriously appear.
Every so often it’s nice to stop and recognize the effect that illustration has on young people beyond the pages of a story book.
Author and father James Minter tells how he has worked to address the problem of bullying through his books for children.
We often end up preventing our kids from doing things we think they will fail at, but there are benefits to allowing children to feel uncomfortable emotions.
CWG's roving reporters happened upon a special find today! Students from the Princeton Day School were gathered to help Ame Dyckman celebrate her new release, Wolfie The Bunny, and to help kickoff summer reading.
