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AANHPI Heritage Month Reads

Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month is recognized and celebrated in May. This month is an opportunity to celebrate peoples within Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific … Continued

Festival Fiction for Teens

If reading about Coachella has you yearning to book your own tickets for the next big festival, these books may tide you over until that event occurs. Here is a … Continued

Poetry Month!

From lyrical picture books and nursery rhymes to novels in verse, here is a list of poetry books for you to share with your readers.

Take a Father to School Day

Pittsburgh Public Schools will be celebrating Take a Father to School Day on May 19th. This is a day when students are invited to bring a supportive male adult to … Continued

Celebrate Día: Books for Kids Birth – Grade 2

April 30th is Día! El día de los niños/El día de los libros, or Children’s Day/Book Day, is a celebration of children, books, and literacy. We’re so excited to celebrate and share diverse books, languages and cultures this month—and all year long! The following titles are recommended for children from birth to grade 2.

Celebrate Día: Books for Kids in Grades 3-5

April 30th is Día! El día de los niños/El día de los libros, or Children’s Day/Book Day, is a celebration of children, books, and literacy. We’re so excited to celebrate and share diverse books, languages and cultures this month—and all year long! The following titles are recommended for children in grades 3-5. 

Celebrate Día: Books for Teens in Grades 6-8

April 30th is Día! El día de los niños/El día de los libros, or Children’s Day/Book Day, is a celebration of children, books, and literacy. We’re so excited to celebrate and share diverse books, languages and cultures this month—and all year long! The following titles are recommended for teens in grades 6-8.

National Arab American Heritage Month

Celebrate National Arab American Heritage Month! Check out this fiction list, which features Arab American writers and their experiences. These works are as vibrant, resonant and unique as the community the authors embody.