Author: Luisa LaFleur

Five beautifully illustrated books that allow kids to explore the incredible ocean.

Back-to-school may make summer feel likes it almost over, but these books will help fuel those summer feelings!

Biographies of famous people are often huge, all-encompassing tomes of scholarly information. But a recent crop of books aims to introduce the youngest readers to key historical figures while explaining, in simple terms, some of their most stunning achievements. The following are some of the most fascinating we’ve come across.

A new crop of art books, inspired by geometric shapes, are making their way to bookstores near you. Here are a few of the most interesting ones we’ve come across.

A list of princess stories that ranges from old-fashioned, traditional tales to new releases that encourage creativity and inventiveness.

This fast-moving tale touches on various themes including renewal, regrowth and unexpected challenges.

The Weird Series tackles the ongoing problem of bullying in our schools. It is a unique three-book series that aims to change how we view bullying, those who do the bullying, those who are bullied and those who stand by and watch.

The concept of a superhero—someone who has special powers to fight evil and protect humanity from dangers seen and unseen—appeals to most all children and to most all adults. Following is a handy guide to all the classic superheroes and a few new superhero books.

Most friendships have their ups and downs. Here are some precious friendship stories—books about Friends for the younger set about trials and tribulations and the joys of having a best friend.

“Lizzy the Lucky Lab” is a fun, frolicking tale of a dog, her family and friends and the health club that binds them all together.