The Importance Of Diverse Voices In Children’s Literature
By Dr. Rachel Kowert Do you know, you are almost three times as likely to see a speaking animal in the central role of a children’s book than a Black, […]
By Dr. Rachel Kowert Do you know, you are almost three times as likely to see a speaking animal in the central role of a children’s book than a Black, […]
May is Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and in the spirit of our mission to amplify books that celebrate diversity and culture in America (especially in light of the frightening […]
Reading has proven to be extremely important to a child’s development. They are more likely to engage if they come across a character or story that reflects their life, culture, […]
Black History Month this year has certainly taken on a different meaning for us. With the continual attacks on voting rights, the fear of Critical Race Theory being taught in […]
By Marie Unanue The story of Phatty and Payaso came to me while watching our overweight cat plop his big belly down at the front door of our apartment to […]
A group of feminists in India are working to chip away at harmful cultural gender norms that do not have a place in the world in 2018. Collectively they are […]
Reading is the foundation of education. Nevertheless, there are more than 100 million children around the world who don’t have access to books or who can’t read. Here is the […]
For many parents raising young children, books are an integral part of their learning and development. Along with reading and comprehension skills comes their ability to recognize images and concepts […]
According to a study by live science, a child’s ideas about stereotypes develop from as young as 1st grade and that comes from influence form the parents or guardians they […]
How young is too young to be an entrepreneur? According to a new children’s book, the earlier the better! It may seem like a novel idea to teach a 6 […]