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What Are Some Scientifically Proven Unexpected Benefits of Reading?
Readers rule the world! Yet, Americans read only two books for pleasure in the last year. Between 2003 and 2023, reading decreased by 40% in the United States. It feels like everyone wants to become a writer these days, but we have few readers. So, we’re sharing some unexpected benefits of reading to encourage you and build…
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4 Desi Books to Celebrate Women’s Day
Women build civilizations and drive cultural and economic growth for countries. Economic impact is seen in numbers. For instance, if the pay gap for women was cut in half across various countries, GDP would rise by 5 to 6% (Goldman Sachs, 2023.) But most times, women’s intangible contributions are not visible or acknowledged. In raising…
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Book of the Month: One Word, Six Letters by Adib Khorram
In 2026, with our Youth Council members, we will be discussing one book and an author each month. The first book was reviewed here. In February, we review the soon-to-be-released book, One Word, Six Letters by Adbib Khorram. The book launches in the US on March 17th. Note: this review is by Upasna Kakroo for…
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Youth Voices: Why Do children Need to See themselves in Books?
As an organization, we are committed to sharing ideas and building spaces for stories from all across the world. Our hope is to spotlight varied emotional experiences for children through the medium of books and stories. But why do children need to see themselves in books? Here are some ideas from our Youth Council members…
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How do you set up a budget planner for reading
As an organization that works with a mission to encourage reading, this post may appear strange. But hear us out, setting up a budget planner for reading can in fact encourage you to read more! We all want our kids to fall in love with reading. The problem? Books can get expensive. One minute, you’re…
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5 South-Asian Books for kids who love science
Science can be about rockets and formulas. But it’s definitely about courage, curiosity, and the spark that makes kids ask “What if…?” We have some books for kids who love science, celebrate young inventers, who can keep on going even when things feel impossible. This post was written by Peerbagh’s research coordinator, Diksha Sharma 5…
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Bento’s Issue 6: Bravo Avocado Talks About Self-love
At the start of the year, we are excited to present the first issue of Bento for the year. It’s themed Bravo Avocado and talks about self-love and body-positivity. This is relevant today for kids and parents struggling with so many additional pressures as our lives are available and always-on with technology. As a parent…
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Book of the Month: Ms. Marvel Remnants of the Past by Saadia Faruqi
Beginning this year, with our Youth Council members, we will be discussing one book each month. We already have four books picked out for the first few months of 2026. You will see them here. And it’s exciting to begin with Saadia Faruqi’s latest book, Ms. Marvel Remnants of the Past, that tells the story…
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Our Word of the Year is: Weave Together and Build Your Creative Agency
We began a new year, and this is as good a time as any to share some themes and ideas for the new year. First thing: we hope to reengage in our mission to build your creative agency and confidence (especially for kids and aspiring storytellers). We believe our creative vision exists because it’s what…
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5 Diverse Holiday Books That Bring More than Snow and Sweets!
The December holidays are about glittering trees, frosted cookies, and last-minute wishlists. The quiet little moments that make the season feel magical. And guess what? Some books capture that magic so well, they make you feel like you’re right there. Savour the gingerbread, untangle fairy lights, and enjoy the festivities with friends and family. To…
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