Children's Books

Noot noot in peace, Tony....

The author tells Newsweek that "life is almost always troublesome, which is why it is important to look at literature more often and one's phone less often."

If children are exposed to a diverse range of characters in the books they read, this will prepare them for the world they will become a part of.

It's first time a character from children's literature has ever appeared on a U.K. coin

Salaam Reads will publish titles ranging from picture books to young adult fiction starting in 2017.

The author never finished "The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," about a black cat with a double life.

The 72-year-old author missed killing off teenagers too much to stop forever.

A new collection of lost Dr. Seuss stories brings back some of his most beloved characters

The Tactile Picture Book Project is developing tactile books allowing blind children to follow along text with raised images