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Dr. Seuss and superheroes Gene Luen Yang discusses his early love of Dr. Seuss and the superheroes Spider-Man and Superman.
The 40 book challenge The goals are to expose students to a wide range of literature and encourage them to try a bit of everything so that they can become strong, capable readers of any text.
Why we need diverse books We need diverse books because every kid needs a book that is a window and every kid needs a book that is a mirror.
Does quality matter? Books that children enjoy reading—however high or low they may be on the ladder of literary excellence—can be viewed as gateways to literacy.
Beyond folk, food and festivals Rudine Sims Bishop discusses some of the common myths of multicultural children’s literature.
Reaching reluctant readers Sometimes kids aren’t reading because they can’t find themselves in the stories.
