UW researchers look at gender bias in traditional and AI-generated kids books
UW researchers look at gender bias in traditional and AI-generated kids books
An author explains how books can help young children identify and express their feelings.
In honor of Women's History Month, kids' selections about women who persisted.
A gnarly read for parents & kids
Also: New from Louise Erdrich, an illuminating look at the times we're living in.
Bree Picower will share strategy for building racial justice into the teacher-education process.
Poems needed from Seattle-area kids in grades K through 8!
Book reviews: Amanda Gorman's vivid and inspiring story, plus a musical journey with Questlove.
Also: How they got started writing, how they inspire kids to read — and more.
Picks from a Seattle-area early-childhood educator, a bookstore owner and more.
Book reviews: A sweet story of a package lost (and found), a powerful, accessible look
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