A distinguished children’s author-illustrator tells of ... (told from a child’s perspective) make this book at turns ...

but in my opinion there is always room for a book that uses humor. Don’t misunderstand me: I fully appreciate the need for children’s books tackling diversity and immigration (as Fang’s does).

"There are scary things in the world. But isn't it fun to get together with people that we love and... have a few laughs?" Ben Falcone isn't exactly known for making kid-friendly projects.

uncomfortable conversation and turns it into something both entertaining and easy for children to understand. The book empowers young minds to navigate these messy moments with a mix of humor and ...

and now they are excited to share their second book for children. Who? is not just a book but an adventure filled with humor and imagination. It encourages children to appreciate the English ...

And if we think that children's books are anything less than real literature ... My mom is a very opinionated woman, in addition to being a very funny woman. And if she didn't like what I was ...

But many are funny, thought-provoking and moving enough to stay in the rotation. Here are eight children’s books that both read-to and reader can enjoy, over and over. Mog’s Bad Thing.

As a child, she loved to memorize and act out humorous scenes from her favorite children’s books. Now, as an adult, she finds joy in traveling and volunteering at her son’s school. This book ...

Cory Jenks’ comedic background has come in handy as the father of three young children. He shares his insights on childrearing in his humorous book “I Guess I’m a Dad Now: A Humorous ...