Where the Red Fern Grows

What makes a classic so beloved? Stories that stand the test of time, inspire a new perspective and celebrate real, human feelings. Or, sometimes, animal feelings. No matter who the main character is, whether it's Wilbur the pig or Frog and Toad, we often find ourselves revisiting these stories for good reason: they stick with us. Here are the timeless children's classics to celebrate literature for little readers.

“You’re off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, So… get on your way!” so writes Dr. Seuss in Oh, The Places You’ll Go. Pack your bags, head out on a great American road trip (hey, take advantage of those gas prices while you can, right?!) and add a touch of […]

Dogs are like coffee—not exactly rare, but nonetheless incredibly wonderful and never tiresome. It is absolutely delightful to encounter a cute and friendly dog as you go about your daily business, a highlight of the day second only to the next time you encounter a cute and friendly dog. Us humans and those canines are […]

Author Rob Buyea’s Because of Mr. Terupt, along with its sequels, Mr. Terupt Falls Again and Saving Mr. Terupt, immerse young readers in a middle school classroom filled with characters they’ll both recognize and relate to—from the new girl, to the bully, to the outcast—all of whom are navigating their way through the complicated, often painful world of adolescence. Buyea was a teacher […]