These gripping tales full of zombies, haunted houses, and other supernatural scares will keep kids turning pages late into the night. And unlike horror movies that often rely on jump scares and gore, ...

Unable to fight, the USA turned to smuggling 10 million books across the Iron Curtain, as Charlie English’s The CIA Book Club deftly relates ...

Ready to go green? Kids today are more conscientious and interested than ever about topics like recycling, climate change, and protecting the planet. The Earth-friendly books on this list are full of ...

When I’m heading to a new city—no matter where—my Must Visit list is always consists of 1. pastry shops and 2. bookstores.

The former Children’s Laureate and prolific author of well over 100 books pushed the boundaries of how writers spoke to their young audiences. Far from the sugar-coated cosiness of many children ...

I tell her we delight in reading those books to our own precious kids," Jenna said, imagining a conversation with her younger self. Jenna captioned the post, "Some things change, some things stay ...

Portrait by Todd WeinsteinCredit... Supported by By Alex Williams Uri Shulevitz, a Polish-born children’s book author and illustrator who survived a harrowing childhood traversing Europe to ...

Awesome Books will donate the children's books to retail stories and all you have to do is head in with your little ones and have fun selecting, supporting literacy development among young readers.

For Kansas City Chief and three-time Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes, his journey has been transformed into a fantastic new children's book, detailing lessons from his life. Mahomes ...

What better way to celebrate the joy of reading, than to join a book club! The Blue Peter Book Club is your gateway to a world of reading excitement. Each month, we dive into awesome stories ...

Kavita Kaul; Penguin Random House Tori Amos is hoping her debut children's book, Tori and the Muses out March 4, will help readers everywhere find their muses — a concept that she "firmly ...

It’s been a good 20 years since I began writing about children’s books for The Wall Street Journal. To mark the milestone, my editors requested—perversely, if you ask me—that I select the ...