For #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, here are 5 kid-approved books that tackle mental health in a relatable way for young people.
Reading these books can help kids feel less alone as they see a character dealing with the same issues they face. Others find inspiration from reading sad but hopeful books where the lead character perseveres and succeeds despite life’s trials.
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Audiobooks are an excellent resource and their benefits go beyond just the convenience.
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Graphic novels can help a child feel less intimidated by books. These engaging stories and vivid images make it easier for struggling readers to develop literacy skills. Kids love graphic novels because they use a visual medium combined with text to tell a story, and this is a format that keeps children alert and interested to find out what happens next!
These books give kids something to relate to and help parents and caregivers get an inside look at what young girls are experiencing. These books are all about growing up and the changes that come with it! Do you wish any of these books were around when you were young?
Nonfiction audiobooks are a launchpad for first conversations about important topics. They are also helpful for reluctant readers who love podcasts or don’t like to sit still to read. For tweens and teens, memoirs and nonfiction nurture a love of informational reading. And if you are worried about the summer slide, audiobooks are an exciting option to mix up summer reading!
Disability Pride Month is celebrated each year in July! These books honor the history, achievements, experiences, and struggles of the disability community.
Read and empower those who identify, and for those who do not, these books will help raise awareness to build a more compassionate understanding of disabled experiences.
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Reading books that were turned into movies or television series can be very motivating to children! Read first, then watch the movie as a reward 🌟 Discuss the differences and have fun 📚
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