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A famous children’s author will be cutting the ribbon to open a newly decorated book hut.

Becca Ruidl, who died in March, wanted to “break the trauma cycle in communities experiencing high poverty and violence.”

Becca Ruidl, a librarian who died of COVID-19 in March at age 30, had a dream to provide a literacy space for children of the incarcerated at the jail.

Mary GrandPré illustrated the “Harry Potter” books and designed art concepts for animated films. She takes a new path in an Art Center Sarasota exhibit.

DICKINSON — A north country author has been awarded a Moonbeam Children’s Book Award for his serial novels based on real-life experiences with wild animals.

Toys inspired by the Guru Studio series Pikwik Pack have launched for consumers in the U.S. and Canada at Walmart, Target and Amazon.

Viewer beware, youre in for a scare: Disney and Sony Pictures Television are opening a new chapter of Goosebumps on Disney+. First announced as being in development in April 2020, the new live-action Goosebumps series based on the Scholastic Publishing books by R.L. Stine has scared up a [...]

CBS News Lessons from Scholastic With the horror of what happened at the U.S. Capitol this past week still sinking in, there is an important question:  How to explain it to Americas children? "Kids want to understand it," said Dick Robinson, president and CEO of Scholastic. "The Capitol is a symbol. Its very important to them." And so, Robinson said, his editors immediately started posting stories for students on the websites of Scholastic magazines.  "In fourth grade well explain it one way;...