Have you heard the term “growth mindset”? It’s a way of thinking that can actually help kids become smarter. A child with a growth mindset believes they can improve their abilities through practice and hard-work. It makes sense that if we want to raise resilient human beings who see challenges as learning opportunities, we want to encourage.... Read More
Remember when books for girls featured princesses tucked away in castles waiting to be rescued by a handsome prince? While we still love a good princess, these days there are princesses who can stand up for themselves, become scientists, start their own business, or pretty much do whatever they want. And the pink dress and tiara are totally optio.... Read More
Author: Andrea Beaty Age: 4 - 7 Years Old Category: Grit, STEM, Feminism Rosie Revere, Engineer In Rosie Revere, Engineer our protagonist is a young girl who’s quiet by day, but at night invents gadgets and dreams of becoming a great engineer. After being laughed at for one of her inventions, she might give up. But then she finds a .... Read More
Author: Drew Daywalt Age: 3-7 Years Old Category: Funny, Imaginative The Day The Crayons Quit This is such a fun book! And not only is it funny for kids, its funny for adults too. Which is a total bonus when your child asks you to read the same story over and over again. If that story happens to be The Day The Crayons Quit, you won.... Read More
Author: Vicki Lansky Age: 4 to 7 years old Category: Divorce It's Not Your Fault Koko Bear It's Not Your Fault Koko Bear reassures kids that they are not to blame if mom and dad are getting a divorce. It is intended for families where both parents plan to remain a part of their child’s life. The story revolves around a lova.... Read More