An expert has some tips for parents about what you can do early on to help your child go from learning to read to reading to learn.

Grouping elementary school English learners into separate classrooms has no effect, good or bad, on reading development, a new study shows.

In this podcast episode, Adrian Johns digs into the complex history of reading, from America's Reading Wars to today's fights over book bans.

What's driving a renewed push for book banning? And what can parents, educators, and librarians do in response?

Learning to read in an online setting may seem a tall order, but a new virtual reading camp for preschoolers launched during the pandemic shows it can work.

"While gender bias in children's books appears to have declined significantly over the years, we found that bias remains."

When reading to young children, cuddling together over a good old-fashioned book beats story time on a tablet.

Exposure to stories that feature specific moral values, such as care, fairness, loyalty, and authority can influence the weight kids place on those values.

Hand writing letters is a better way of teaching reading skills than typing or watching videos, a new study shows.

Researchers digging into how people perceive the news have found that people still love to read newspapers. What they like could improve digital news.