Shirley Mullin founded the locally beloved, independent bookstore Kids Ink in 1986. Now, she's retiring after 39 years in the Indy book community.

A new book titled "Tony and the Scary Thing" is now available to assist children and families in addressing trauma.

This month’s offerings are sure to add to young readers’ TBRs with picks such as a middle grade mystery about a monster’s ...

In Suva today, the Foundation for the Education of Needy Children (FENC) was boosted with a $30,000 support from Burger King ...

Children’s Preview issue includes a look at YA authors who are crossing over into adult fiction, a selection of some of the ...

Sophie Clarke chats to Jane Riordan about taking on AA Milne's beloved characters and the importance of storytelling events ...

Tracy McEneaney and Jennie Loughran from Waterford Libraries bring you brilliant book suggestions for children to read this summer. The librarians were on RTÉ Radio 1's Today with Claire Byrne this ...

In the 'Storyland' exhibit at Betty Brinn Children's Museum, children walk through life-size pages from stories, interacting with characters.

In observance of World Giraffe Day, the Gladys Porter Zoo is collaborating with a local author whose children’s book series spotlights Rocket, one of the zoo’s female giraffes. Rocket recently gave ...

Stephanie and Jeremy Puglisi's "Let's Go Camping" logbook encourages kids to document their adventures. Kirsten Pendreigh's ...

Stop the summer brain drain by getting your kids hooked on reading this summer.

Reading children's books with authentic representations of Arab Americans can cultivate empathy and a sense of identity in children.