[ez-toc] Our newest free Classroom Kit is here: Beyond Screens: Teaching Kids to Think Critically in a Digital World. With kids spending 4–6 hours online every day, this year's kit tackles media literacy head-on, giving educators, parents, and librarians the tools to help students spot misinformation, question what they see, and think critically about the content...
Back to school is right around the corner, and it's the perfect time to stock up! For a limited time, get 50% off more than 50 book bundles, perfect for teachers building classroom libraries and parents growing their home collection. Each bundle is hand-curated around a theme, real-life biographies, tough conversations, diverse voices, and more, so...
Guest post by Tonya Duncan Ellis, 2026 Author Sponsor Black History is American history, and Black History Month is a time set aside to focus on African-American contributions, which have been historically ignored. Sharing picture books featuring notable Black historical figures and events is a great way to educate children about African-American achievements. [gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="53911,53912"] What...
Read Your World Virtual Party [ez-toc] On January 29, 2026, teachers, librarians, parents, families, co-hosts, sponsors, and everyone who shares our mission gathered for a one-hour virtual party to celebrate diverse and inclusive children’s books. It was a joyful time of connection and solidarity, especially in light of the challenges diverse and inclusive books continue to face. Thank...
Are you new to Read Your World Day, or a long-time supporter just looking for a little refresher on what makes this celebration so special? It’s a vibrant celebration where communities unite to uplift diverse books and ensure every child sees themselves represented in a story. What happens on Read Your World Day? Let us break it...