Scholastic’s New School Catalog Hawks Books To Saturate Kids With Identity Politics
The world’s largest publisher and distributor of books to kids, which hosts the No. 1-visited site for U.S. elementary school teachers, has gone full-on woke. You won’t believe the garbage they’re selling to public schools.
21,460 Attend Library Conference Featuring Workshops On Drag Queens And Queering Elementary Schools
At the American Library Association’s annual conference, the nation’s librarians learned how to circumvent community objections to events like Drag Queen Story Hour and other outrageous, taxpayer-purchased materials.
No, I’m Not Buying A Little Boy A Tea Set For Christmas
Reluctant to let me browse alone through fake mustaches, wooden puzzles, and Fisher-Price gear, the clerk insisted on being helpful.
This Children’s Book Will Teach Your Family How To Laugh
‘Mr. Mehan’s Mildly Amusing Mythical Mammals’ may be difficult to describe, but it has what matters most: that vital spark that brings good books alive.
The Book World Is Getting Way Too Politicized. Here’s What To Do About That
‘De-platforming’ dissident voices is the new weapon de jure, and it’s no longer confined to social media or university speaking schedules. It’s affecting publishing and libraries as well.
It’s Not Laura Ingalls Wilder Who Is Prejudiced, It’s The Librarians Smearing Her Legacy
In Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books, her family shows entirely reasonable fear plus charitable, patient treatment of people whom long experience indicates may rape and scalp them. This is the opposite of racism. It is remarkable.
‘The Cat In The Hat’? We’re Too PC To Publish That
Reading the book as a parent aware of the times, I couldn’t help but think that this classic children’s book, which was published in 1957, would never be released now.
De la Pena’s ‘Love’ Normalizes Broken Homes, In A Damaging Message To Children
Children will grow up to experience sadness firsthand, but does that mean that we should spoon-feed them sadness from a young age?
Why Kids Should Read These 5 Books Instead Of Anything Related To Mike Pence’s Bunny
Both books about Pence’s bunny are propaganda and don’t belong in any elementary schools. Young children should not be reading stories freighted with political ideology.
Trump Derangement Syndrome Fuels Propagandistic Children’s Books
Today one of the popular themes of political children’s books is that as soon as you’re born you’re a victim because of your sex or skin color.
Pulitzer Prize-Winner Claims ‘Super-White’ Children’s Books Ruined His Youth
Looking back, it turns out that no book I ever read was about me. None of that matters when reading fiction. But celebrated author Junot Díaz just doesn’t get it.
‘Ferdinand’ Film Writes Narcissism Into Classic Children’s Story
In the case of a bull who’d choose peace under his cork tree over fame with the matadors, we might argue that he chose the better. But our world is not the fictitious world of Ferdinand.
24 Quality Christmas Books To Read Instead Of All The Smarmy Garbage
Sharing gorgeous pictures and well-crafted stories with our children is an excellent way to combat the dehumanizing habits and beliefs that make our world shrill, angry, and sad.
Netflix’s Lemony Snicket Series Is A Morbidly Brilliant Postmodern Fairy Tale
The show’s dark humor and violence evoke a bedtime story told by your strange, Tim-Burton-loving uncle.
The Story Of Curious George’s Great Escape From The Nazis
Imagine how many talents and contributions such as Curious George were lost to the Holocaust. Thankfully, the story of H.A. and Margaret Rey is one that can be told.
This Famous Children’s Author’s Last Request Will Inspire You
The late Anna Dewdney penned a humorous, comforting children’s book series about a little llama. And she has a last request for us all.
Don’t Read ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’
If you’re expecting ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ to be your Portkey back to the world of the original story, you’re in for a disappointment. ‘Cursed Child’ doesn’t belong with the other Potter books.
Books To Help You Discuss Race With Your Kids
By a certain age, kids are aware of what is happening in the world at large, so it’s important not to avoid the topic.
Books That Won’t Teach Your Kids To Hate Their Siblings
Children need stories about happy, functional families. Here are some great ones to enjoy this summer and beyond.
Ultimate List Of Lesser-Known Preschool Read-Aloud Books
Let’s focus on some less-heralded — yet still highly praised — read-aloud books for the three- to five-year-old preschool set.
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