According to Unicef Parenting, conversations about racism and discrimination will look different for every family. Though there is not one clear approach, the earlier the conversation is begun with children Read more
The 7th annual Mock Caldecott was hosted virtually by the RCLC on Friday, January 22, 2021. The 24 participants included six current KSU faculty members and a special guest speaker, Read more
Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me Tamaki, Mariko. (2019). Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me. New York, NY: First Second. 289 pages. Audience: Grades 9+, High School Review Read more
It is perfectly normal for children to experience both nightmares and night terrors. Below are resources to help you explain what is happening to your child. The difference between nightmares Read more
American Street Zoboi, Ibi. (2017). American Street. New York, NY: Balzer + Bray. 324 pages. Audience – Grades 10+ Review by: Kayla Hlad (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent State University iSchool Read more
While it might be difficult to talk with your child about a seriously ill family member for fear of scaring them, it is best to speak with children early on Read more
When Dimple Met Rishi Menon, Sandhya. (2017). When Dimple Met Rishi. New York, NY: Simon Pulse. 380 pages. Audience – Grades 9+ Review by: Kayla Hlad (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent Read more
According to Stopbullying.gov, the effects of bullying impact mental health, substance use, and even suicidal actions in children. It is important to speak to your children about what to do Read more
The Grace Year Liggett, Kim. (2019). The Grace Year. New York, NY: St. Martin’s Publishing Group. 408 pages. Audience – Grades 9+ Review by: Kayla Hlad (she/her) MLIS Student, Kent Read more
Help your children to better grasp the world around them by understanding the impact that poverty has on others. 14 Ways to Effectively Explain Homelessness and Poverty To Your Child Read more
