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Fictional Sisters We Love in Children’s and YA Audiobooks Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on August 2, 2018

The bond between sisters is one of the most formative relationships a young girl or woman can experience. Read more

Tagged: Bahni Turpin, Born Wicked, Cynthia Kadohata, Elaina Erika Davis, Entwined, family travel, Fangirl, Heather Dixon, jeanne birdsall, Jessica Spotswood, Kate Reading, Kira-Kira, Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, Mandy Williams, Maxwell Caulfield, Nicole Suhaus, Rainbow Rowell, Rebecca Lowman, Sundee T. Frazier, Susan Denaker, the other half of my heart, the penderwicks

Modern Children’s Classics to Add to Your Collection Submitted by Erin Murphy on May 4, 2018

Earlier this week we shared a list of classic kid’s audiobooks in celebration of Children’s Book Week. While there’s nothing like an old favorite, there’s also no shortage of new stories to be told. Read more

Tagged: barabra park, bj novak, busy phillips, family travel, Graeme Malcolm, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, jeanne birdsall, Jim Dale, jk rowling, junie b jones and the stupid smelly school bus, kate dicamillo, lana quintal, Susan Denaker, the book with no pictures, the penderwicks, The Tale of Despereaux

Brothers and Sisters: 10 Books About Siblings You Should Listen To Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on April 7, 2017

Siblings. There’s no relationship quite like the one you share with them. They can be your best friends or your worst enemies. No matter what, though, life wouldn’t be the same without them. From lighthearted to deeply emotional, these books celebrate and explore that special sibling bond. Read more

Tagged: and the mountains echoed, brothers, cutting for stone, family, family travel, national sibling day, siblings, sisterland, sisters, the burgess boys, the kids are all right, the other half of my heart, the penderwicks, the sister, the things a brother knows, vanessa and her sister