If you wait all year for October to roll around so you can break out the skulls and cobwebs and jack-o’-lanterns, this Stack Overflow is for you! Here’s a mix of picture books, comic books, and fiction with a gamut of monsters, witches, and other spooky subjects. Read More
It’s easy to talk to our kids about being nice, playing outside, and having adventures. But some topics get a bit tougher: how do you deal with the death of a grandparent, or worries, or racism? Well, you could start with some of the books in today’s column. Read More
Picture books are a fantastic way for younger kids to learn about real people who have made an impact on the world. These picture book biographies cover a wide range of people: artists, programmers, detectives, and even the Buddha! Read More
Today’s Stack Overflow: a few comic books that I’ve read lately with very different subject matter: a young girl exploring the vast sea, a Japanese monster boy hero, single-panel comics about criticism, and more! Read More
To help get your kiddos back into the school routine, here are some picture books about schools! Read More
Last week’s Stack Overflow was all about comics, and this week I’m continuing that trend because I have even more comics that I just didn’t have time to cover in one column. Read More
Today’s stack: some of my favorite comics that I’ve read in the past few months. Read More
This week’s stack: two science fiction novels, and two speculative dystopian novels. Read More
My last Stack Overflow celebrated the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, and I figured this week might be a good time to continue the space-exploration theme. Read More
Today’s Stack Overflow is celebrating the upcoming 50th anniversary of the moon landing! Read More
Here’s a stack of books that’ll keep your kids entertained and (in some cases) educated this summer! Read More
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Today’s Stack Overflow contains books about stories: about the joy of reading, the magic of words, the unreliability of narrators, the allure of a good book. Read More
National Dinosaur Day is coming up! Here’s a stack of picture books and comic books to help you celebrate! Read More
This week’s Stack Overflow is short, but the books are so fetch. Read More
Good for what ails ya! Read More
Today’s stack: books about travels: about exploring worlds unknown, welcoming strangers, and unexpected journeys. Read More
Today’s stack includes a whole bunch of fascinating creatures—from cryptic wordplay to cryptids, from deep oceans to deep space. Read More
Today’s Stack Overflow is all about music! Read More
When it comes to kids, sometimes it can be hard for books to compete with digital devices: there may be a lot of bells and whistles (sometimes literally), but iPad apps offer a degree of interactivity that regular board books don’t. Today’s stack, however, is all about interactivity: each book has clever flaps, switches, dials, and overlays for kids to fiddle with! Read More
More stories about women for Women’s History Month! Read More
March is Women’s History Month, and while it’s never a bad time to read about inspiring women, I wanted to devote one of my Stack Overflow columns this month to stories about women. Read More
Ready for an adventure? One where YOU get to be the hero? Read More
Black History Month isn’t over yet! Dig into these books with your kids. Read More
Comics are a great way to learn! Here are a handful of books that will teach you to bake, fix a car, and explore marine life! Read More
Enjoy today’s grab bag of picture books, comic books, and novels! Read More
The GeekFamily shares the books that were most meaningful to them as they grew up. Read More
My five-year-old loves books of all sorts, but she’s particularly fond of books that interact with her, whether that involves looking for hidden objects, lifting flaps, or being given silly actions to do while reading the book. Today’s stack is all about interactive books! Read More
There are fewer than 30 books in this Stack Overflow column. Which ones will spark joy for you? Read More
What were your favorite books of 2018? The GeekDads and GeekMoms share our best reads of the year. Read More
