With so many books available today, determining the perfect reads for your specific child can feel like a monumental task. Whether it’s themes, too many pictures or not enough, writing style, subject matter, or genre, your kid probably has tastes of their own that also contribute to the decision-making process. In this article, we want to strive to remove some of the stigma around reading levels and assure parents, teachers, and caretakers that all kids are different.

Starting a new endeavor can be extremely terrifying. Whether it’s writing a book or cleaning out a linen closet, starting any kind of project comes with its own unique challenges. If you have a creative project you’ve been desperate to start, we think you should go for it this year. From starting a podcast to taking a ceramics class, artistic outlets are a great way to reduce stress, get your feelings out, and connect with other people.

January is known for its cold, short days and snowy conditions. While it's not ideal for people who enjoy the great outdoors, January snow days are the perfect time to stay home and read. We’ve put together our favorite activities for bookworms on locked-in-the-house snow days.

Whether you’re looking for a fun snack for you and your family or something you can take with you to a fun holiday party, charcuterie boards are a wise choice. If you’re a person who likes books for holiday gifts, we have the perfect bookworm charcuterie board for you!

Christmas is all about spoiling those closest to you with gifts. We’ve put together a Christmas buying guide to make the book lover in your life smile. Check out our top ten choices for any reader, whether they’re the person you love the most or simply your Secret Santa at the office.