Penguin Random House Audio

Holidays mean visiting with old friends, eating an abundance of delicious food, and watching the snow fall from inside a cozy house. But sometimes the road to these delightful get-togethers is long, and can be less than relaxing with a full car.

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.

Sometimes it’s hard to talk about big ideas with teens if you’re not an educator. One easy way to start a conversation is by sharing and experiencing an audiobook together.

There’s nothing quite as deliciously spooky as sharing a spine-tingling story in the dark. What better way to do that in the month leading up to Halloween than to gather the family and listen to a scary audiobook together?

Of the many things kids of all ages and backgrounds face every day, bullying, unfortunately, is one of the most prevalent shared experiences. In a large-scale effort to address the issue, October has been designated National Bullying Prevention Month.