Shel silverstein books

April is National Poetry Month. Help your kids celebrate by writing some poetry of their own and by creating a "poet tree." The inspiration for this

I received a sample for this review/feature. Opinions expressed are my own. I had a hard time really getting into poetry when I was a kid. I just thought they were long winded stories that made no sense and I never really 'got it.' That was until I read Where the Sidewalk Ends. I remember one of my teachers reading it when I was around 8 or 9 and I thought it was so nice to finally find poetry that I really loved! Shel Silverstein knew poetry and how to write it in a way for children to…

One of the best parts of being a '90s kid is that we grew up with some rad books. Seriously, reading was cool. Remember those magic days of going to your school's Scholastic book fair or your library and feeling like anything was possible? Or…

Banned books also happen to be some of the most important ones to read. Add these 24 top banned books throughout history to your library shelves.

Looking for new children's books to read that have captured the hearts of readers of all ages Tap here to see the top 10 books by children's author Shel Silverstein for whimsical tales and poetry for kids! Follow us for more fun children's books to read. #bestbooks #childrensbooks #bookreviews

After yesterday’s post concerning masks, my friend Gary reminded me of a new book of poems, including one titled Masks, from the incredible imagination of the late Shel Silverstein. I’…

...unless you have children. Or you're just still a child at heart!

Bring back fond memories and celebrate National Poetry Month with our favorite children's poems.

Even as a grown-up, these Shel Silverstein quotes have such special messages and meaning on friendship, love, growth, and more.

21 Short and Sweet Shel Silverstein Poems That’ll Bring You Back to Childhood - Poems from the Classic Children's Book Author of Where The Sidewalk Ends, The Giving Tree, A Light in the Attic and more.