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It's half-way through winter and time to celebrate all the little things saving my life right now.

Books I recommend for reading aloud to your child including interactive books, books without words, and picture books.

Jack has always wanted to be a pirate and when he finally gets to enter training he find out that pirates don't dance. How can he do both things he loves?

National Geographic Fact Readers are written for fluent readers wanting a bit more of a challenge yet contain all the fun facts and amazing photos in a National Geographic kids book.

A nighttime adventure takes three siblings outside in search of a family pet.

In a letter from a father to his daughter after a wildfire destroys their home, he reminds all of us that we carry our home with us wherever we go.

Friendship Carousel teaches the qualities of a good friendship with a fun book that opens up to a carousel.

The Night Travelers shares the stories of four generations of women, starting in WWII to the Cuban Missile Crisis and back to Germany and the Berlin Wall revealing sacrifices and heartbreak.

We all have an invisible string that connects our hearts to others through acts of kindness or a smile.

Turkey just wants to surprise his friends on Valentine's Day but his disguises don't work. Will Turkey be able to come up with the best surprise of all?