childrens books

The NY1 morning anchor gabs with us about his commute, his neighborhood and his new children's book.

The stretch of Monroe Street between Ralph and Howard avenues will become "John Steptoe Way."

Greenlight Bookstore's Story Time series will take place at Fort Greene Park this summer.

A new exhibit centered on Mo Willems takes you inside the celebrated author's work.

The winners of both the Caldecott and Newbery medals are neighborhood residents.

The new book is set at the Weeksville historic site in the summer of 1863, said author Zetta Elliott.

David Ezra Stein’s “Tad and Dad” tells of the relationship between a tadpole and his father.

Patrons at a local Key Food store are being asked to donate money for books amid budget cuts.

Amol Sarva proposed "Q is for Queens," an illustrated kids' book all about the borough.

The famed authors spoke on a panel at the Fifth Avenue library Monday.

The author read a spooky mystery to third-graders from the Mandell School.

"Reading Rainbow" host LeVar Burton helped launch the new children's reading app in Chelsea.

Ms. Frizzle and the Magic School Bus crew docked in Hell's Kitchen for the 25th anniversary of the popular childrens' book series.

An aspiring author hopes to take children on a scented tour of New York, from pizza and pastrami to sewer steam and garbage.

Kids made dioramas Monday of Cynthia von Buhler's newest book, based on an Aesop fable.