Category Archives: Children’s

An excellent, simple guide to the central concepts of statistics, with pictures and clear explanations.

This is a lovely little book that goes through various feelings and explains what they feel like, and if they don’t feel good, how you might go about feeling better.

The sad, beautiful story about a family separated, and how immigration policies affect children.

“Timeline” is a beautifully illustrated, quick re-telling of our world’s history, from the beginning of life to the 2010s.

A sweet book about sisterhood takes a peek into what sisters think about each other when one is clearly introverted and one is clearly extroverted.

The classic Roald Dahl story of a little boy and witches–who have claws, square feet, pink-lined nostrils, and an unceasing appetite for children.

With Swing, Kwame Alexander gently, kindly reminds everyone that black boys and girls are vivacious, complicated, full of dreams, and deeply loved.

An inventive, warm children’s tale about the beautiful expanses of knowledge.

Someone shoots Will’s older brother, Shawn, and Will is young, frightened, confused, and unknowingly steps in his family’s muddy footprints as he seeks revenge.

A short, useful book for any high school student, college student, or anyone else who wants to learn more about the basics of financial savvy.