Tag Archives: Children’s Books

In the children’s picture book “Kalamata’s Kitchen” (Random House Books for Young Readers, 2021), a nervous Kalamata finds the courage to start a new school after food-filled imaginary adventure with her alligator pal, Al Dente. The magical story, written by Sarah Thomas, comes to life with colorful, expressive illustrations by …

A day in the life of a 7-year-old might include playing sports, attending school and hanging out with family and friends. For Aiden Adams, his time also includes performing in music videos. His song “For Elise”—an ode to his best friend—is a rock rendition of Beethoven’s “Für Elise.” The video …

Pride Month is the perfect opportunity to share books that highlight the many ways that people and families can identify.

In "Larry and Bob," by Loudon County author Karen Schaufeld, an unlikely animal pair bonds over fatherhood.

Teach your kids about this annual celebration of freedom.

Arlington Public Library shares 12 books to read during National Inventors Month

The Noyes Children's Library Foundation's fifth StoryWalk coincides with the arrival of Brood X cicadas.

Just in time for the return of Brood X, author and illustrator Patsy Helmetag tells WF about her insect-friendly kid’s book.

Recommendations from DC Public Library for Autism Awareness Month.

Author Louisa Jaggar weaved together more than seven years of research to retell James Herman Banning's historic flight.