Children’s Nonfiction

A.K.A. – stuff that is real. These books help impart facts to your children, which is a big help, since that’s what parents are supposed to do too. Children’s nonfiction can include biographies, historical books, works about science, art, math, anything in the “real world.” If you need to explain to your kid why the sky is blue, this is normally your place to start.

Six Books That Can Help Introduce Your Kid to The Muppets

by Tom B. on February 28, 2013

So You Want to be President?: The Perfect Kids’ Book for Election Season

by Tom B. on October 4, 2012

How Picture Books Made My Five-Year-Old Fall in Love with President William H. Taft

by Tom B. on October 3, 2012

Eight Essential Road Trip Books for Kids

by Tom B. on March 12, 2012

Finding Good Books for Kids That Talk About Race and Class: It’s Not Easy to Do

by Tom B. on January 20, 2012

The Importance of Coffee Table Books for Young Readers

by Tom B. on November 16, 2011

Never Smile at a Monkey: And 17 Other Important Things to Remember by Steve Jenkins

by Tom B. on September 21, 2011