ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with civil rights activist Ruby Bridges about her latest book, “Ruby Bridges: A Talk With My Teacher.” ...

A recent report from Harvard and Stanford Universities shows Vermont saw one of the biggest drops in test scores between 2019 and 2024. The initiative aims to tackle early childhood literacy struggles ...

With its singsong refrain and sleepy-time theme, memorable characters and colorful illustrations, it’s one of the most popular children’s books of all time and still the perfect read to cozy up with ...

From picture books to graphic novels, fantasy to family fun, these must-read books have the power to hook kids of any gender. Some are cultural touchstones that belong in every kid's library. Others ...

Our Kids Read, a Maryland-based nonprofit opened a free children's bookstore in Dundalk to provide diverse reading selections and improve literacy rates in the Baltimore area.

A 2024 report by the National Assessment of Educational Progress shows a 10 percent drop in fourth-grade reading scores ...

The finalists for the 2025 National Teacher of the Year award include three English/language arts teachers and a school librarian-cum-history teacher who infuses a literacy focus across the curriculum ...

a senior editor at Amazon Books who reads hundreds of books a year, and Ryan Carr, a book influencer who read almost 70 books in 2024, almost double his 2023 total. Take a moment to reflect on why ...

has you covered with her pick of the best new books to read this month. Sarra says: 'February might be the shortest month but it’s not short on great stories. Three of my favourite authors publish new ...

Despite it being such a short read, the work explores the gendered nature of Fang society, exploring identity and creating a new concept of family. These books only scratch the surface of what we hold ...

too much time on the phone and not enough time reading books,” Mackey said ... Reading scores are down 5 points in both grades. And in fourth grade math, scores are down 3 points. Yet officials say ...