A prominent Lagos hotelier, Otunba Kunle Akinyele, died suddenly on Saturday after collapsing during a church thanksgiving held to celebrate his wife’s 60th birthday.The tragic incident occurred at ...

The leader of a nonprofit aimed at boosting diversity in children's books spoke to Columbia families Saturday morning. Author Ellen Oh talked about the importance of diversity in fiction at the ...

Busting myths; how a drop of water changed a girl’s life; a tribe’s respect for fishes; and more: picks from columnist.

We’re nearing the middle of spring and are excited to find the kids’ new favorite books. We love reads that show signs of ...

Ready to go green? Kids today are more conscientious and interested than ever about topics like recycling, climate change, and protecting the planet. The Earth-friendly books on this list are full of ...

This book explores the theme of migration through a child’s eyes as a mother and her two young children are forced to flee their country. The Hypnotist tells the tale of 13-year-old Pip who has to ...

Reading books may have several health benefits ... temporal cortex was associated with better reading performance in children. Gray matter plays a role in cognitive function.

Most exciting to me, though, are all the goodies on sale for kids and babies ... senior editor Jen Trolio recommends this classic board book. My 2-year-old loves playing with this chunky dump ...

Kids talk about liking one another and say "it's a date." Did you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Sex, Romance & Nudity in your kid's entertainment guide. Charlie Brown takes in ...

The complaint was filed in Córdoba by Ruth Ortiz, Bretón's ex-partner and mother of the children they had in common, who were murdered by him in 2011. Bretón killed Ruth and José, aged 2 and 6 ...

(Photo courtesy of Book Drive for Kids) Book Drive for Kids, a Denton County-based non-profit, announced that it raised $41,236 from its 3rd annual Adult Spelling Bee on March 21 at Circle R Ranch ...

In the small parking lot of a bright blue building, a man sits with tables full of children’s books, puzzles and STEM projects. Most weekends, 54-year-old Hickory resident Michael Simmons can be ...