Series to Read All Summer Long | Summer Reads
Series to Read All Summer Long | Summer Reads
Summer Reads – Series to Read All Summer Long
School may be out for the summer, but a child’s curiosity doesn’t take a vacation. Keep your kid questioning, exploring, and discovering with an exciting chapter book series!
If they love animals, introduce them to A Dog’s Day. Told from the dog’s point of view, these stories give readers a close look at the lives of working dogs.
If they prefer classics, The Boxcar Children® Mysteries will keep them turning pages all summer, no joke. There are over 150 books in the series!
If they enjoy new takes on old favorites, The Boxcar Children® Interactive Mysteries is the way to go. From a haunted hotel to the Wild West, the Aldens are counting on your child to follow the clues and solve the mystery.
If they like superheroes, Zapato Power will show them how they can make a difference in their own neighborhood, no special shoes required.
Summer is the perfect time for kids to immerse themselves in another world, so encourage them to dive into a series that will last all season!
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–April 2025– Dear Valued Readers and Partners, Writing this email is difficult, as I have some tough but important news to share about Albert Whitman & Company. Before we get into the details, I want to say how much we genuinely value your creativity, your partnership, and the incredible dedication you pour into the books […]
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I thought the book was finished. Then I met Benjamin E. Beasley. This is a story about research—not the dusty, academic kind you might expect, but the kind that sparks imagination and brings a book to life.
A guest post by Author Ronald Kidd.