Share your love of STEAM with kids and spread the word about STEAMWORKS with our ambassador program for educators, librarians, booksellers, and parents. Ambassadors will receive books, materials, and other support to get kids excited about science, technology, engineering, arts, and math!

Charlesbridge stands with the book community to uplift all voices and protect all Americans’ First Amendment rights.

Megan Dowd Lambert, author of Reading Picture Books with Children joins the "Meeting Readers Where They're At" discussion. 

“This straightforward sports tale will encourage readers to face adversity head-on.”

—Kirkus Reviews

Chester Pierce and the Harvard football team made history when they desegregated the football field at UVA—but that was just the start of his incredible story.

Don't miss author Gloria Respress-Churchwell's documentary Limitless: The Dr. Chester Pierce Story, screening at the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival and the Roxbury International Film Festival!

Check out We Are Grateful: Otsaliheliga and Whoosh! Lonnie Johnson's Super-Soaking Stream of Inventions on the NYPL's "Reading America: 250 Years, 250 Books" list!

Congratulations to Imposter, a 2026 Skipping Stones Award Honor Book! 

Congratulations to Popo the Xolo / Popo el xolo, winner of the 2026 Américas Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature! This award commends authors and illustrators of books that portray Latin America, the Caribbean, or Latinos in the United States.

Baseball for Breakfast is the Wisconsin Book of the Month in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel!

Celebrate a decade of the Baby Loves Science series with PW!

Check out this YA Spotlight on Last to Leave from SLJ Reviews!

"Let the Games Begin"

Tune in to WUWM for Milwaukee's NPR Morning Edition interview with Baseball for Breakfast author Judy Campbell-Smith!

Don't miss It's a Mom! author Abby Cooper on FOX9 KMSP morning news!

“What if people had listened to [Eunice Newton Foote] and thought ahead to what was coming? It's not clear she knew exactly how groundbreaking she was, but she persisted because she knew she had something to give the world.”—Author Lindsay Metcalf