Reading a book together can help to create a safe space to explore themes and topics in a classroom. Carefully selected by Orca’s Education Sales Manager Sarah Hartley, the stories and nonfiction books featured below offer a gentle way to start discussions around mental health.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to express your love than by giving the gift of reading to the special people in your life? Explore this list of books that are sure to warm your heart.
Riley Can’t Stop Crying comes out March 16! To celebrate, we’ve put together a list of Orca’s children’s books that explore gender non-conforming themes in a way that’s accessible for young readers.
Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be the person editing books before they go out into the world? Learn more in this new Q&A with Orca’s picture book editor, Liz Kemp!
Happy Family Literacy Day! Books and family seem a perfect segue into the weekend, setting us up for relaxing and cozy days in this chilly January. And how’s that to-be-read pile? Do you have enough books for your kids and for you, so you can read when they’re (finally) tucked …
It’s time to get your kids outside into the sun and away from the computer screen (and phone screen and television screen)–and what better way to do that then with a sports game, so… Lisa Bowes’s Lucy Tries Sports series is designed to encourage children to get active and participate …
