You Know, for Kids

You'd think that at some point the New York Review Children's Collection would just run out of obscure, unknown and out-of-print ...

I don't know if Komako Sakai's 2010 picture book  Mad at Mommy   will be considered a classic or not, but as far as we're ...

Philip C. Stead established himself as an author with a talent for channeling the charm of classic children's books last year with h...

It's one of those precious delights of parenthood to share a book we loved as kids ourselves to our own children, and to relive that...

I've said it before, but I keep finding new evidence: There's something special about Australian-born picture-book authors and ill...

In their new chapter book, The Cheshire Cheese Cat , Carmen Agra Deedy and Randall Wright put a couple of twists on the old "what if a...

Every now and then, you run into a book that establishes its author—someone whose work you weren't familiar with—as a force to be reckon...

Most parents are familiar with today’s earnestly conscientious children’s nonfiction that tries to teach young readers about environmentalis...

Let’s face it: For just about any parent who likes hip-hop, the phrase “hip-hop for kids” is filled with dread. Almost all of the attempts ...

There are a lot of science and nature books for kids out there—nearly every publishing house, large and small, seems to have its own line. ...