Biographies offer one of the most exciting and powerful ways for students to learn about history, culture, leadership, and identity. For elementary and middle school students, diving into someone’s real-life story doesn’t just teach facts—it brings the human experience to life. When done well, biography projects are more than reports—they’re immersive journeys into the lives […]
Identity is one of the most essential themes in childhood development. From the moment a child starts to form thoughts about who they are, where they belong, and how they fit into the world, stories become powerful tools to shape, affirm, and celebrate those understandings. For educators, parents, and caregivers, choosing the right books can […]
A well-stocked classroom library is more than just a shelf of books—it’s a gateway to curiosity, empathy, critical thinking, and lifelong reading habits. Whether you’re a seasoned educator or setting up your first classroom, curating the right collection of books is one of the most impactful things you can do for your students. But with […]
The start of a new school year is like opening a blank notebook: full of potential, fresh possibilities, and stories waiting to be written. Whether you’re teaching first grade or high school seniors, the early days of class are the perfect time to spark students’ creativity, build classroom community, and ignite a love for writing. […]
Each year, libraries, schools, and literary organizations across the country come together to celebrate the freedom to read during Banned Books Week. It’s a powerful reminder of the importance of intellectual freedom—and a chance to spotlight the books that have been challenged, banned, or censored throughout history. For librarians, educators, and book lovers, it’s also […]
The first few days of school are filled with new faces, fresh notebooks, and a mix of nerves and excitement. Whether students are entering a new grade or simply returning to familiar hallways, that back-to-school energy is undeniable. But as any teacher knows, the transition from summer freedom to academic structure can be a little […]
Author studies are one of the most exciting, interactive, and effective tools in the classroom for building reading comprehension, writing skills, and literary appreciation. But what really brings an author study to life isn’t just reading the books or learning about the author’s life—it’s the writing prompts that invite students to think, create, and respond […]
Poetry is the language of the soul—a way to give voice to emotions, ideas, and moments that might otherwise remain unspoken. For many poets, writing a book of poetry is more than just compiling verses—it’s about creating a cohesive, moving body of work that resonates with readers. But the question is: How do you actually […]
Telling your life story can be one of the most meaningful things you ever do. Whether you’re a business leader, a survivor of a remarkable journey, or someone with wisdom and experience to pass down, a book allows you to preserve your legacy and share it with the world. But not everyone has the time, […]
Writing a book is a creative labor of love, but transforming your manuscript into a finished 300-page book involves a wide range of costs—both expected and hidden. From editing to cover design, formatting to printing, and even marketing, producing a professional-quality book requires time, effort, and a realistic budget. Whether you’re self-publishing or working with […]
In the ever-expanding universe of digital publishing, becoming a bestselling author on Amazon Kindle has become more achievable than ever before—if you have the right strategies, mindset, and tools in place. With over 12 million ebooks available on Amazon and countless authors competing for readers’ attention, standing out requires more than just a good story. […]
Becoming a New York Times bestselling author has long been considered one of the most prestigious milestones a writer can achieve. For decades, the list has served as a symbol of literary success, signaling not only strong book sales but also cultural impact. In 2025, reaching this milestone remains as challenging as ever—but also more […]
