The Wind in the Willows is one of the best children’s books of the 20th century. Kids and adults enjoy the lyrical prose and adventures of Mr. Toad, Water Rat, Mole, and Mr. Badger. But for what audience is The Wind in the Willows aimed? The Wind in the Willows is suitable for children older…
The Grinch, a villainous green beast created by Dr. Seuss, is the protagonist of How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, a children’s book published in 1957. He’s still popular today. But why did the grinch become so famous? The Grinch became famous because he’s a character in a story that delivers messages of kindness. Compared to…
Charlotte’s Web is one of the most popular children’s books. It’s also lived by kids’ writers like Kate DiCamillo, who also wrote a foreword for a later edition. It’s filled with memorable characters and lines that get stuck in our brains. Some of the most famous lines from Charlotte’s Web deal with the strong friendship…
Theodor Seuss Geisel, more well-known by his pen name Dr. Seuss, is one of the most prolific and popular children’s book writers of all time. He wrote and illustrated dozens of books over nearly sixty years. Many of Dr. Seuss’ books are still widely read and loved today, including The Cat in the Hat (1957),…
Anne of Green Gables is a popular children’s book series authored by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The first book was published in 1908, and the final in 1936. So does that mean the Anne of Green Gables series is currently in the public domain? The Anne of Green Gables series is partly in the public domain….
Dr. Seuss is a favorite author who has written many fun books that have been sold internationally. His books offer simple plotlines with colorful solutions, all in rhyme and illustrated with goofy, alien-like characters that are well-loved by parents and kids alike. Dr. Seuss books are good for toddlers. They provide young kids with an…