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For politically inclined young people, being under 18 in an election year can be incredibly frustrating. Luckily, there is no shortage of ways teens can get involved beyond the voting booth. Read more
It’s important for kids of all ages to see diversity in literature that reflects the world around them. Additionally, it’s important to discover stories that explore cultural heritages similar and different from their own. That’s why these audiobooks are perfect listens for you and your children during Hispanic Heritage Month. Read more
There’s never a shortage of new TV shows and movies releasing that are based on books. To keep up with the slew of adaptations coming this fall, listen to the audiobook as you go about your day. Read more
History can be a less-than-exciting school subject for kids. Luckily, entering the past through the world of fiction makes learning history fun for young listeners. Read more
From Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor to astronaut Scott Kelly, there have been an influx of amazing biographies in recent years. You loved listening to their stories, and now you can share them with the young listeners in your life! Read more
You’re never too young to get involved! Whether your activist-to-be wants to save the whales or revamp their education system (or anything in between), these audiobooks have everything they need to get inspired and get going. Read more
Who are we if not lovers of stories? For International Literacy Day we’re sharing our favorite bookworms on audio. Read more
There are hundreds upon hundreds of stories about the influential relationship between parents and children, but what about grandparents? Oftentimes, grandparents have equally lasting effects on grandchildren. Read more
In this episode of This is the Author meet Bryan Stevenson, author of Just Mercy, Torrey Maldonado, author of Tight, and Heather Won Tesoriero, author of The Class. Hear how these authors are redefining what it means to be a superhero– whether it’s by standing up for America’s youth in underrepresented communities, writing stories that speak to the superhero in all young people, or introducing us to a superhero science teacher and his awe-inspiring students. Plus, discover how one author would use a time machine to find one of his dream narrators.
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