Kids-books Blog

There are so many different ways to use a kid's book as a platform to write, and I think that both traditional and creative writers alike find use in different ways, some great ways to use a kid's book as a platform to write include using the...
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There is no one right way to find children's books, but a good way to find books is to be active in your child's school collection department, when you are not sure of a book's value, go to the school's staff that has it and ask what they think it...
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As a parent, it is with heavy heart that I have to tell you that your child is not going to grow up to be as successful as you or them. Comics and graphic novels are for children aged 4-8, and they are not full of hot tips and tricks where you can...
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As a mom, one of the first things that comes to my mind is how important it is for children to be read to in an engaging and fun way. And there are all sorts of ways to create a fun read-A-Row experience for your child, which can be found in vario...
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There are a variety of reasons why popular kids' books are loved, they are often funny and light-Hearted, and make for great books for children to read in class. In addition, popular kids' books are often used as illustration materials for childre...
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There are a lot of different ways to read kids' books, but here are some our favorite methods:
-Answer the book’s question and then take a look at the pictures to learn about the book,
-Read the book together and then make your own questio...
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There are plenty of children’s books out there representing different cultures and moments in history, but we at the fuzzy wuzzy only recommend a few our personal favorites, here are six reasons kids books are so important:

Reading kids books can be a great way to learn about the world and the companies that our parents are working for, the benefits of reading kids books are vast and vary depending on the kid's age and developmental stage,
Some of the common bene...
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There is no one definitive way to get kids into reading, but a good approach might be to do it the traditional way: through storytime, let’s take a look at how to make that happen,