"It is vital we read books that are tribally specific, include Native sovereignty and depict Native peoples as diverse people of today."
A remarkable story of courage, compassion and freedom
Raise bookish kids with these tips
They'll be saying "Just one more page!" in no time
Books that'll help you raise a more empathetic child
Wow your young reader with these literary-themed birthday party ideas
Don't give up on this important time
A wizard rock concert, escape-room fun and super space events — all free!
What to read with kids during Pride Month (and every month)
This spoken-word artist will blow your mind
Bellevue youth Andrea Liao is changing lives, one book at a time
Independent Bookstore Day is Saturday
They're all completely free! Check our A-to-Z list
Read these awesome books before they come to the big screen
Stories about kids who grow through art
During Black History Month and all year round, share these top books with African American characters with your child
Underrated kids' books from classic authors and illustrators
Day trip to amazing Puget Sound-area library gems
A picture truly can be worth a thousand words
Why you need to take your kids to see it this holiday season
A Q&A with Martha Brockenbrough
Plus, ideas from an educator on how to talk to your kid about the midterms
Annie Marie Musselman discusses 'Lobos' at two local readings
Learn some important life skills with these books
Because they're hearing the word but might not understand why
Make it fun with these ideas from parents like you
A girl called Bicycle carries kids on an epic two-wheeled adventure
6 books and 6 matching local events that will get kids reading
It's about representation.
Meet the Kent resident and new mom at 40
Damn you, Lemony Snicket and Sherman Alexie
Mo Willems' comic musical is fun for all ages
Rick Hanson on his new book "Resilient"
Two super (and silly) books for the threenagers in your life
Because diverse reads are important even when it isn't February
It's reading cats and dogs! Fun and helpful reading programs for kids
Toddlers will love these inclusive stories
Life-size Harry Potter scene in Ballard closing Jan. 19
A retired teacher offers her insight
Make a tough conversation easier with these reads
Let your baby enjoy the sound of your voice with these great reads
Teach kids to love reading, one book at a time
Help your kids learn about democracy, civil rights and the Constitution
Old fan or new, you'll enjoy this laugh-a-minute spin on a classic
Discover strategies to help you confidently tackle the challenges of co-parenting
Sleep solutions for modern families
Stories come alive for Seattle-area families
You love GoT but it's not exactly family-friendly. Try these 10 tamer alternatives
A revolutionary list of social justice stories
Find plenty of great, kid-friendly reads right here
Library and bookstore programs to spark the reading fire in everyone
These 7 reads will keep you captivated all season
Author Piyali Bhattacharya visits Elliott Bay Book Company
A Q&A with author Bonnie Rochman on her new book
Help your kids bond with these supportive stories
The 20-year-old talks poetry and new motherhood
Publisher's note for ParentMap's April 2017 print issue
Jonathan Tweet helps introduce preschoolers to evolution
Encourage empathy and understanding with these awesome kid's books
"Strong Is the New Pretty" captures confidence on camera
Win a subscription to an award-winning kids' magazine
A word from our publisher in March 2017
Read 'em before you see 'em!
Tales on a tugboat, nature stories at Seward Park and more
These nifty nooks, window seats and oversized chairs are just right
Winter is the perfect time for young sleuths to test out their skills with a modern-day mystery
New must-read books for your family
Seattle's Margaret Chiavetta on why we need more fictional characters with special needs
Author E. Lockhart talks bias against YA fiction
One writer's take on whether the newest book lives up to the hype
Add some magic to any celebration with these fun ideas
4 books that will help when your child fights drop-off
The Boy Who Lived returns and he's got a 'Cursed Child'
Winners and finalists for 2016
Heavy conversations get a lift with these reading suggestions
Should you worry about board book Bard and graphic novel Dickens? The experts weigh in.
Daniel Handler talks Seattle, writing and more
From 'Charlotte's Web' to 'Fantastic Mr. Fox'
Here's the only summer book list you may ever need
Reading and dinner routines, family meetings and more to supercharge learning and family bonding this summer
A surefire recipe for fun and literacy
Get your children ready for the 2016 presidential election with these conversation starters and books for different ages
Handwriting, literacy and kids in the 2st century
