Rum Pum Pum by David L. Harrison and Jane Yolen, and illustrated by Anjan Sarkar is a fantastic read-aloud. It’s[…]
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Rum Pum Pum by David L. Harrison and Jane Yolen, and illustrated by Anjan Sarkar is a fantastic read-aloud. It’s[…]
Read moreI’ve taken my toddler to just about every election since her birth. We both get “I Voted” stickers, then I[…]
Read moreI don’t remember reading any children’s books about the U.S. Women’s Suffrage Movement until I was well into adulthood. It[…]
Read moreIn honor of National Indigenous Canadian History Month, we’ve gathered these eleven children’s books by Indigenous creators to celebrate the[…]
Read moreLots of children’s book writers, illustrators, and publishers have seen the need to explain COVID-19 to children and stepped up[…]
Read moreRoss Burach is the author of many funny books for toddlers and children. Marian’s favorite right now is Potty All-Star,[…]
Read moreOkay, this month has been SOOO stressful. If you or a member of your family is directly affected by Covid-19,[…]
Read moreThis post originally appeared on Book Riot. Every child deserves to live their best bookish life, and here are some[…]
Read moreBaby librarian Marian and her mommy Margaret review the yummy and adorable picture book Amy Wu and the Perfect Bao.[…]
Read moreWelcome to our new monthly installment of kid lit news and happenings and just general stuff we liked this month![…]
Read moreBaby librarian Marian and her mommy Margaret review the night adventure The Paper Kingdom by Helena Ku Rhee, illustrated by[…]
Read moreI’m going to admit, usually, I don’t enjoy self-published books, but there are always exceptions, and Mighty May Won’t Cry[…]
Read moreWelcome to a new addition to Baby Librarians! I thought it would be neat to collect some of the most[…]
Read moreJanuary 19th is Dolly Parton’s birthday, and as a fellow Tennessean, I consider her a book hero. She founded the[…]
Read moreLast week we previewed thirteen 2020 picture books, and this week we have twelve 2020 board books! All of these[…]
Read moreIt looks like 2020 children’s picture books will cover a lot of topics, from the women’s suffrage movement to grandmothers[…]
Read more2019 marks a full year of reviewing books at Baby Librarians. Here are Jen and Margaret’s reflections, and their year[…]
Read moreThis post by me originally appeared on Book Riot, but I added a couple of board books here. Studies show[…]
Read moreBaby librarian Marian and her mama Margaret review the shareable holiday picture book Little Robin’s Christmas. Marian reviews Little Robin’s[…]
Read moreThis post originally appeared on Book Riot. Families can look like many things. When I was a child, children’s books[…]
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