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From the author of the massively popular and bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series comes Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid, the new spin-off novel, told by Rowley Jefferson, a beloved character from the Wimpy Kid world.
This is a partnered post with Abrams Books. All opinions are my own.
Early reading can lead your children on a path for success. Both of my boys are avid readers. J, who’s almost 9, has been a fluent reader since age 3. Our son, L, learned to read closer to 5. Both boys are incredibly smart for their age, and we credit much of that to their love of reading. Books never get old either….there’s always a new story, a new adventure to learn about! Today, I’m sharing four new reading books for kids that release this month. We were fortunate to receive early editions of the books, and both boys really enjoy them. I know your family will love these too!
Reading is an essential part of growing up. One of parent’s greatest past times is reading a book to their children. Recognizable characters, fun stories, and beautiful photos capture the attention of even the littlest of family members. Today I’m sharing some of the top stories for kids ages 8 and under this season. There are a total of 7 books, plus 2 recommended books for ages 8 and older.
Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean learning has to pause. Keep up with summer reading with Disney Publishing Books. To get more fluent in reading it takes practice and the more often children read, the more proficient they become. So don’t let summer slip away – keep your child’s brain active through reading to help them grow.
Whether your child loves to read, or struggles with it, parents can take an active approach at encouraging kids to build on their reading skills, especially over summer break. I do agree that children should have a “break”, but it doesn’t have to be a standstill one. To avoid what’s called the “summer slide” students are encouraged to stay active with reading to help them retain the essential skills they’ve learned. So what better way to get your kids excited about reading, than through familiar Disney characters like Dusty from PLANES, Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Sofia the First, and more.
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