If you’re looking for something to stimulate your kids minds while balancing screen time, why don’t you try these audiobook and audio drama options?
Well, I’ve got a swell old page-turner that your kiddo’ll wanta eat up faster than a cream puff on Sunday.
On my nightstand at home I have a yard-thick Autobiography of Mark Twain, a light-reading young adult novel, a bound collection of mystery yarns and
My daughter recently read Animal Farm for her middle school class. Or maybe I should say she tried to just read Animal Farm. Because the
I don’t know if you pay much attention to the book sections at Barnes & Noble. For the most part, I don’t. But today I
One of the ways technology and consumerism interact in our culture is this: Technology is ever advancing, it seems, in its ability to give us
Julia Bluhm is one of my heroes. Recently, the 14-year-old took on Seventeen magazine, armed only with an online petition and a passion for seeing
We’ve got comic book movies making lots of money. We’ve got newly designated gay superheroes making headlines. But there’s one comic-book related tale that you
Reading can change our lives—quite literally, according to a new study. Researchers say that literary characters can have a sizable impact on how we think
So I’ve been following the robust conversations y’all have been having regarding The Hunger Games. And while much of the discussion has focused on the
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