Gladys Hunt on Little Golden Books
Gladys Hunt recalls the origin of a book series that adorned almost every American home.
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Honey for a Child’s Heart Read Along: Month 5
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Gladys Hunt on Reading Together
If 2023 the year you’ll be more intentional about family read-alouds?
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Gladys Hunt on Book-Gifting
How to think twice before purchasing that Disney adaptation
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Bookish Gifts for Boys
What makes good gifts for book lovers besides more books (and infinite bookshelf space)? Here are some lovely things we’ve recently discovered for boys that would be perfect to wrap in brown paper and tie up with string.
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Bookish Gifts for Girls
What makes good gifts for book lovers besides more books (and infinite bookshelf space)? Here are some lovely things we’ve recently discovered for girls that would be perfect to wrap in brown paper and tie up with string.
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Gladys Hunt on Christmas Books
Here’s a list of books to read under the Christmas tree, from a lady who has field-tested each one.
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Gladys Hunt on Enjoying Picture Books–at Any Age
Did that picture book make you laugh out loud at Barnes & Noble? Pause a moment before buying it for your grandson . . .
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Gladys Hunt on The Scent of Thanksgiving
Gladys Hunt shares some wonderful, evocative picture books for family Thanksgiving gatherings.
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Fairy Tales and Folk Tales: A Picture Book List
Google the difference between fairy tales and folk tales (or is it folktales?), and you’ll find some answers. For instance, folk tales are part of the oral tradition (“Little Red Riding Hood”) whereas fairy tales are ascribed to particular authors (such as Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid”). Another difference is that, usually, folk tales…
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