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 ...

The Good Ms. Padgett  is something of a throwback, in these days of ultrahip, genre-hopping children's music. Her second kids' CD, T...

In my spotty posting of late amid vacations and hurricanes, I've been focusing on children's nonfiction, slowly chipping away at my ...

You can tell at a glance that the late Reinhold Jung’s Bambert's Book of Missing Stories  is something out of the ordinary for a childr...

It’s sometimes a little surprising to me that in the era of 3D television, spoken-word audio still hangs on. Clearly car trips have somethin...

This post is basically an appreciation, since I suspect not too many parents these days are unaware of the Lane Smith oeuvre. Even I, tryin...

I have always been envious of those natural storytelling parents, the kind who sit down next to their child's bed each night and inv...