Want to keep your children engaged even when they’re not in school? We’ve got you covered! Children all over the world could always use a break from iPads and TV- and what better way to spend their time than by reading books?! Our list of fun and educational books will teach children life lessons, some may educate them about the environment and could also allow them to have a good laugh. Check out our top picks for books for kids!
While this classic story is almost 100 years old, the story continues to feel familiar to all of us. The story follows a young boy whose favorite toy is now an old stuffed rabbit who he pretends is real. They go on many adventures together even though the toy starts to become old and shabby. The Velveteen Rabbit teaches children to empathize at an early age for objects and encourages them to care for all objects a little better.
Yes, this book really doesn’t have pictures! One of the more funnier books on our list, The Book With No Pictures is a silly book that charms even the newest comedy fans. It makes use of goofy words and phrases that’s sure to evoke laughter from your kids.
Professor Astro Cat takes a trip across the galaxy; documenting everything from the big bang to life on Earth itself. With the colorful illustrations, children are sure to be engrossed in this educational story!
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax is a well-known tale that documents the declining environment, telling the story of the Lorax, a creature that speaks for the trees, confronting humans who cause destruction to the environment for monetary purposes.
Let your children follow this tale of friendship between Charlotte the spider and Wilbur the pig! While the story does follow death, it does so in a peaceful manner and will teach younger children about the stages of life.
Max’s wild imagination takes him on an adventure with new forest friends, inevitably being crowned as the king of the wild things. It’s a fun and exciting picture book for children that will undoubtedly spark their wildest imagination.
Matilda remains one of the timeless classics that will definitely grab the attention of readers no matter how old they are. Matilda is a smart girl who uses her intelligence to outwit the less-than-nice grown-ups in her life and forms a bond with her teacher Miss Honey. Matilda uses her unexpected powers to do good for others.
Based on Ian Falconer’s niece, Olivia is a charming, yet minimalistic book that follows the titular character’s theatrical desires.
An unexpected guest shows up at Sophie’s door and even though it appears to be a tiger, Sophie and her mother invite the kind tiger inside for tea.
A little mouse befriends a Gruffalo while walking through the dangerous woods in hopes of being protected by other predators.
The task of pulling a long train falls onto a little engine, who takes on the challenge up a mountain repeating his signature phrase, “I think I can.” It’s a classic story that teaches young children about defying all odds and determination
A young boy takes a trip to the North Pole on Christmas eve and is handpicked by Santa himself to receive the first gift of Christmas. He humbly chooses a bell from one of the reindeer’s harnesses and marvels at the beautiful sound it rings throughout his life.
The Ugly Duckling is the famous story about the little duckling that is perceived as “ugly” and is taunted by his peers because of his appearance. He grows up to be a beautiful swan, surprising everyone who ever taunted him.
This classic Dr. Seuss tale takes on the issue of children being picky about new foods! After resisting a plate of green eggs and ham, the main character, he finally gives in to taste the food and discovers that he does actually like it!
This story follows how a great idea is brought to life by a child. As the child’s confidence grows, so does the idea! It’s an inspiring story that encourages children, and adults, to grow and learn when welcoming new ideas.
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