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Henry At Home by Megan Maynor and Alea Marley is a heartwarming children’s book that invites readers to explore the great joys and growth capacity of sibling relationships. The narrative follows a brother and sister – Liza and Henry. They explore the world together – from climbing trees, attending parties, reading together, rescuing animals together! Continue reading →

  What happens when two well-known authors cross paths? What if you never knew that they crossed paths? Moreover, how does a bird connect them? A Raven Named Grip is a true story of Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe and their love for a particular type of bird!  Years before Edgar Allan Poe’s raven said Continue reading →

Our book of the month Across the Bay is simultaneously a visual celebration of Puerto Rican cities and a heartfelt human story about Carlos and his family. Author and Illustrator Carlos Aponte created a book based on the memories from his own childhood in Cataño, Puerto Rico.  Little Carlitos lives in a happy home with Continue reading →

Maya and the Beast: Written by Maya Gabeira Illustrated by Ramona Kaulitzki “Every Fear can be conquered and every Beast tamed.” With a tagline like that, you would think you were in a sci-fi or fantasy story, but Maya and the Beast doesn’t need a lot of magic to be real! Author Maya Gabeira is Continue reading →

I Don’t Want to Read This Book: Written by Max Greenfield  Illustrated by Mike Lowery Of ALL the antithetical reasons to write a book, this one takes the cake! With his signature snarky style, comedian and actor Max Greenfield has written I Don’t Want to Read This Book for all those kids who absolutely, positively Continue reading →

Children’s literature has long been a captivating realm, offering young minds an escape into enchanting worlds and narratives that spark their imagination. Within this vast literary landscape, mystery stories stand as enigmatic treasures. These stories engage young readers in tales of intrigue, suspense, and crime-solving. Children’s mystery books uncover not only the entertainment they provide Continue reading →

In today’s world propelled by scientific and technological breakthroughs, instilling a robust foundation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) disciplines among young minds has transcended from a mere educational endeavor to an imperative for societal progress. While hands-on experimentation and interactive learning tools have their undeniable merits, the role of literature, often understated, has Continue reading →

In a world where screens dominate minds young and old alike, books in general can be an escape.  Adventure books seem to be the medium that can help with intellectual and emotional nourishment of youngsters. The narratives in these books: rich with excitement and exploration, serve as more than just stories. They can serve as Continue reading →

In today’s rapidly evolving digital age, where screens dominate our attention, children’s literature is undergoing a significant transformation. Engaging interactive children’s books have the potential of becoming an effective way to captivate young minds while promoting active learning, creativity, and family bonding. What is the educational, developmental, and familial benefits and the potential of these Continue reading →

In today’s fast-paced digital age, it’s no secret that children are diving headfirst into a world dominated by electronics. From the ubiquitous smartphones and tablets to the ever-engaging social media platforms, the allure of screens and shallow content has become a real challenge for parents and educators alike. The consequences of this pervasive digital deluge Continue reading →