The Best Feminist Baby Books
Looking to stock a little feminist’s first library? With these feminist baby books lining their shelves, children will learn from an early age what it means to be little advocates and feminists in big ways.
Looking to stock a little feminist’s first library? With these feminist baby books lining their shelves, children will learn from an early age what it means to be little advocates and feminists in big ways.
If your mom is like mine—or like me—they love diving into a good book and enjoy being surrounded by all things literary. Here are the my top five bookish Mother’s Day gift options that every book-loving mom will enjoy!
Bookshelves are, of course, the most common ways to display your books, but I’ve found that there are other creative storage solutions that can be more pleasing to the eye. Here's the best creative ways to display your books.
A reader recounts a powerful, impromptu discussion she shared with a stranger about the impact of reading THE POWER by Naomi Alderman.
Have you ever played "I spy a reader?" Here's why you should.
On scoping out the best sellers at the local Dollar Tree.
So you've read and loved Tayari Jones's An American Marriage? Pick up Dorothy West's The Wedding next.
A parent on the experience of watching her son read with, and write a book for, his younger brother, and the benefits of the process.
One reader on not being a rereader, yet reading the same first novel to begin each year.
Sponsoring a mini-library from Barbershop Books or Imagination Library will impact the literacy rates and school success of countless children.
One reader gives a new mom who misses reading a gift tower of books!
One reader on the importance of Elie Wiesel's NIGHT, and the one time she couldn't bring herself to read it.
A reader on her response to a neighborhood boy stealing her illustrated edition of Harry Potter.
