Abby Hargreaves is a New Hampshire native living and working as a Children’s Librarian in Washington, D.C. She fulfills the gamut of the librarian stereotype with a love of cats, coffee, and crocheting (and likes a good run of alliteration). Her MLIS degree enjoys the company of a BA in English from Hollins University, making Abby an advocate of women's universities. Her favorite color is yellow.
Representing both sides of consent -- to ask for and refuse -- these picture books are appropriate for a range of ages from toddlers to school-age children.
It’s no wonder that so many people are looking for books like Looking for Alaska. Here are eight titles similar to John Green's debut.
If you too are stuck at home, we've got some long and compelling books you might be interested in picking up to help pass the time.
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Check out these collected ink pieces that speak to childhood and nostalgia with children’s book tattoos for ideas on your next piece.
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From holistic approaches to evolutionary psychology perspectives, this list of nonfiction books about depression kicks off the exploration.
Waffles! Oatmeal! Toast! Cereal! Fruit salad! Eggs! Breakfast is without a doubt the best meal of the day for reading. Here's why.
With with its incredible endurance, it seems only fitting to celebrate with a list of quotes from From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.