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Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with Listens for Kids & Teens September 15, 2020

Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15) this month and every day of the year with audiobooks for kids and teens written by and about Latinx and Hispanic authors and characters. READ MORE

Tags: Family Listening, family listens, Latinx Heritage Month

Road-Trip Listening Suggestions for Family Fun Month August 1, 2017

August is Family Fun Month. Many families use these precious last weeks before school starts to travel together. One way to make getting there and back a little more pleasant is by listening to an audiobook. READ MORE

Tags: Abigail Revasch, adam mansbach, audiobook, Audiobooks, Author-Read, Cassandra Campbell, charlotte's web, childrens books, craig robinson, dean hale, doreen green, e.b. white, epic fail of arturo zamora, family, family travel, frogkisser, garth nix, jake the fake, kate klise, keith knight, kids, Kirby Heyborne, m. sarah klise, Marisa Calin, Pablo Cartaya, road trip, s.a. bodeen, shannon hale, shipwreck island, squirrel girl, sullivan jones, tara sands, the greatest star on earth, the show must go on, Three-Ring Rascals

“I love audiobooks because they serve as a different entry point to literature.”–Pablo Cartaya, author of THE EPIC FAIL OF ARTURO ZAMORA July 14, 2017

In this guest blog post, Cartaya brings listeners inside the recording studio, describing how he connected with his characters while reading his audiobook. Plus, he shares how audiobooks have made a difference in his family. READ MORE

Tags: Author-Read, Hear Diversity, Pablo Cartaya, THE EPIC FAIL OF ARTURO ZAMORA, We Need Diverse Books