Tag: childrens books

The Importance of Darkness in Children’s Literature

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A trend I have frequently noticed with books for younger readers is that books with complex emotions or dark themes lead to them being immediately categorized as part of the

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The Evolution of Fantasy in Children’s Literature

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I’ve always been a fantasy reader—it was a fantasy series that got me into reading when I was a child, and it is the fantasy genre which holds my attention

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The Children’s Book Series That Changed My Life

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The majority of us who remember reading at a young age probably had that one book series that solidified our love for reading. A series where we could open to

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Four Great Banned Children’s Books and Why You Should Read Them

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Unfortunately, book bans are becoming more and more common throughout the United States. Conservative advocacy campaigns are targeting themes such as race, religion, and sexual content. Though they might contain

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Ramon Fellini the Dog Detective written, illustrated, and translated by Guilherme Karsten

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Ramon Fellini the Dog Detective coming February 11th, 2025 from Eerdmans Books for Young Readers; 44 pages Content Warning: Pet harm and loss  About the Author and Illustrator: “Writer and

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Thread by Thread written by Alice Brière-Haquet, illustrated by Michela Eccli, & translated by Sarah Ardizzone

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Thread by Thread coming February 18th, 2025 from Eerdmans Books for Young Readers; 15 pages  Content Warning: Displacement About the Author: “Alice Brière-Haquet is a former high school teacher and

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