What better way to learn a new concept than with an ABC book? These books attract readers of all ages with their unique take on the alphabet.
Author: Anna Iacovetta, Ph.D.
Anna Iacovetta, Ph.D.
Dr. Anna Iacovetta, a former elementary school teacher whose passionate interest in children's lit and fairy tales led her to earn a doctorate in Literature for Children & Young Adults from The Ohio State University. Anna is currently an education professor at John Carroll University and book reviewer who resides in Cleveland, Ohio where she lives with her husband and three young children.
Nita’s Day: More Signs for Babies and Parents is not just for children. It serves as a great introduction to learn the basics of American Sign Language.
These are two great books that teach children to truly be themselves and not be afraid to think outside the box in a world filled with unfair judgment.
Recently, a selection of new books was published, giving some perspective of Mister Rogers to the young and old. An entire generation has yet to be introduced to such a gentle-man.
No one is too young to learn to code! Programming and all things technology are here to stay and will be dictating our future. Here are some great picks to get your child interested!
In addition to her lifelong acting career, Danica McKellar is an internationally-recognized mathematician and advocate for math education.
The books in this series are excellent primary resources and would be worthwhile additions to not only the personal library for future scientists but for classroom libraries as well.
Koobville: Book Monsters Library Day would be a fantastic addition to any classroom and/or school library.
Bill Cotter is the author and illustrator of the bestselling Don’t Push the Button! series, now with over 1 million copies sold worldwide.
Elvis is King is a great picture book to introduce a historical legend to readers of a new generation.