Jen is an urban and cultural geographer who did a PhD on public libraries and reading. As a researcher, her interests are focused on libraries, reading, book retailing and the book industry more broadly. As a reader, she reads a lot of crime fiction, non-fiction, and chicklit. And board books. All the board books. You can also find her writing about books for children and babies at babylibrarians.com. Instagram: shittyhousewife / babylibrarians Twitter: @jennnigan
An interview with Sergio Ruzzier, creator of the award-winning Fox & Chick series as well as other children's picture books.
When they've outgrown the super-newborn books, but they aren’t ready for more complicated picture books, here are 20 great board books for one-year-olds.
Have fun with your baby reader and these interactive board books that make sounds, have different textures, instruct kids to play along, and more.
Looking for books to complete the 2019 Read Harder Challenge task asking you to read an #OwnVoices book set in Oceania? Look no further!
From reading to your child from day one to bedtime stories, bookish parenting expectations are real, but they don't always work out in reality.
A reader has some controversial kidlit opinions about popular children's books, and offers some alternative kidlit to check out instead.
Marie Kondo says, discard books you haven't read yet because you never will. One book that I had on my shelf for almost two years before I read it was hers.
