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Finding New Children's Books
Ashley O'NeillAugust 31, 2012
With so many of our neighborhood bookstores closing, it can be hard to find great recommendations for new children's books. Our librarians are great, of course, but sometimes it's nice to have a different perspective, a different opinion, a different passion when it comes to books for our children. Sure, we can browse on a big book website, but that's not the same thing as getting the opinion of someone who truly loves children's literature and devotes time to finding the gems, the books that are sure to spark our kids' imaginations.
And that's where the internet comes in. Our neighborhood book gathering places may be disappearing, but we can find virtual ones. Here are a few devoted kid lit readers whom we regularly trust to find the new and wonderful.
Mr. Schu's Watch. Connect. Read.
Goodreads Children's Books board on Pinterest
Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast
Happy reading!
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