Bilingual storytelling sessions at Northcote Library and Oakleigh Hub mark a year of joyful learning and cultural pride.

Grandmothers conduct story telling sessions with Rajagiri Kindergarten students, emphasizing the importance of intergenerational connections in education.

Fewer young people are reading for pleasure than ever before, with broad economic and social consequences. Can the trend be reversed?

Children across the county are being encouraged to uncover stories that celebrate the connection between storytelling and ...

A second state-ordered audit of Milwaukee Public Schools focuses on how the district teaches its students. It found glaring ...

CBC New Brunswick's Books and Backroads series is back, and readers across the province are invited to come along as we ...

Called Kathai Karnival, the ongoing book fair at Prozone Mall brings together literature, creativity and community ...

Low literacy. A drop in recreational reading. Students who can’t finish texts. A book industry of falling margins. The ...

Unusually for a Biddulph picture book, there is not a strong narrative arc here. “It felt more like writing a poem,” he tells ...

Rocky Gains a Brother, which uses playful storytelling to help young readers understand empathy, kindness and what it means ...

At least 13 people are dead, and at least 20 children are missing, after torrential rain in the American state Texas caused ...

A free reading challenge is returning to inspire children to explore new stories and adventures. The Summer Reading Challenge, launching across Torfaen libraries on Saturday, July 5, encourages ...