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Why You Should Encourage Your Child's Love of Graphic Novels

Are graphic novels really hurting children's reading skills? And should kids just stick to the classics? Experts explain why it's time we end the graphic novel stigma for good.

How to Help Your Child Read at Grade Level

It’s easy to panic when your child seems to be falling behind in school. But you can calm your concern and help her at the same time with these tips.

40 First Grade Sight Words and How to Practice Them at Home

Between Dolch and Fry words there are over 1000 words your child needs to recognize on sight. Here are the most commonly used sight words in first grade and how you can help your child learn them by heart.

First Grade Reading: How to Build a Library of Books Your Kid Will Love

Our guide will explain different reading levels and help you to choose the perfect books to buy for your first grader.

This Texas Principal Reads Her Students Bedtime Stories Every Week—PJs and All

“If a child feels loved they will try. There’s no science about it.”

Dr. Seuss Books Like Horton Hears a Who! Branded Racist and Problematic in New Study

"Racism spans across the entire Seuss collection," scholars write in a new study.

Age-by-Age Guide to Reading to Your Baby

Get your child to fall in love with reading at an early age.

Fun Summer Reads for Third and Fourth Graders

These titles for soon-to-be third and fourth graders are so spellbinding they’ll be able to compete with TV, apps, and other distractions.

6 Ways to Introduce Harry Potter to Your Kids

12 Strategies for Summer Reading

Girl Power! Chelsea Clinton Shares Her Favorite Kids' Books With Strong Female Characters

6 Summer Books for Kids

6 Funny Facts About Dr. Seuss

Mark your calendars: March 2 is the 21st anniversary of Read Across America Day, which is also Dr. Seuss’s 114th birthday! Oh, the more fun facts you’ll know if you keep reading below...