Irresistible Reads for 2017
Prevent the dreaded summer slide and let your kids curl up with a cool lemonade and one of these books, suggested by children’s literature experts at The Horn Book.
Prevent the dreaded summer slide and let your kids curl up with a cool lemonade and one of these books, suggested by children’s literature experts at The Horn Book.
Don't despair about getting older! Instead, take stock of the many wonderful things and people in your life in a gratitude list.
Find great book recommendations for kids from early readers through teens in this list of favorites from The Horn Book Magazine.
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The Horn Book Magazine has published its Fanfare List of the top kids books published in the past year.
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