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Books Your Kids Will Actually Like, Chosen by the People Who Know
Laura Bradley
Aug 31, 2016
1:33 PM
As a Boy, I Was Obsessed With the Baby-Sitters Club Books. I Have No Regrets.
Bennett Madison
Aug 30, 2016
12:15 PM
I Censor the Books I Read to My Child. I’m Not Ashamed!
YiLing Chen-Josephson
Aug 30, 2016
11:02 AM
The Unexpected, Trashy Joy of Reading Kids’ Books Written by Celebrities
Laura Bennett
Aug 29, 2016
9:00 AM
Miss Peregrine’s Author Ransom Riggs, Interviewed by an Extremely Well-Prepared 11-Year-Old Fan
Lyra Kois
Aug 26, 2016
8:00 AM
My Son Is Almost 3 and Doesn’t Talk. Reading to Him Has Helped Me Understand Him.
Chloe Schama
Aug 25, 2016
1:10 PM
How Lynda Barry Met Marlys
Lynda Barry
Aug 24, 2016
9:00 AM
The Great Rooms of Children’s Literature
Rumaan Alam
Aug 23, 2016
9:30 AM
How Hard Is It To Make Your Own Children’s Book? Reader, We Tried.
Slate Staff
Aug 22, 2016
5:45 AM
We’ve Stopped Translating Children’s Books Into English. Where Will We Get the Next Tintin?
Daniel Hahn
Aug 18, 2016
1:29 PM
The Wonderful, Terrible Power of Food in Roald Dahl
Annalisa Quinn
Aug 17, 2016
2:59 PM
Wait, in This Children’s Book, the Robbers Steal the Little Kid and What Happens?!
Mark O'Connell
Aug 16, 2016
9:30 AM
Gertrude Stein Wrote a Children’s Book, and It’s As Weirdly Mesmerizing As You’d Think
Adrienne Raphel
Aug 15, 2016
1:39 PM
How Did Children’s Literature Evolve From Prim Morality Tales to the Likes of Captain Underpants?
Katy Waldman
Aug 12, 2016
11:09 AM
A Nancy Drew Ghostwriter on the Art of Being “Carolyn Keene” and the Evolution of Nancy Drew
Heather Schwedel
Aug 11, 2016
6:21 PM
Watership Down and the Power of Not-Quite-Appropriate Children’s Books
Nicole Cliffe
Aug 10, 2016
12:24 PM
We’re Giving the Wrong Dr. Seuss Book as a Graduation Gift
Ben Orlin
Aug 09, 2016
11:11 AM
How American Girl’s Puberty Books Shaped a Whole Generation of Tweens
Aisha Harris
Aug 08, 2016
2:16 PM
The (Not Very Fast) Adventures of Snail and Worm
Dan Kois
Aug 08, 2016
11:35 AM
Anne Carroll Moore, the Librarian Who Changed Children’s Literature Forever
Laura Miller
Aug 05, 2016
11:26 AM
