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Holidays fill a human need for celebration, for remembrance, and for tradition. A part of that tradition is captured in the stories we hear, over and over, as we celebrate the days that give shape to our year. The hum of crowds, the beating of drums, the clang of cymbals, and the bang of gongs accompany Ming-Na Wen's reading of SAM'S LUCKY MONEY, a story of Chinese New Year.
Looking for books to help build emotional intelligence in your child? Check out our age-by-age guide—and head to your local library for these classics. By Deborah Skolnik You already know it’s important to read to your child, and you can probably rattle off a long list of reasons why. It helps strengthen your bond, speeds his language development, and sparks imagination, just to name a few.
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