Looking to spark your child’s curiosity about the universe? Dive into our curated list of the best children’s books about space!

These books, both fiction and nonfiction, will take young readers on an out-of-this-world adventure, exploring planets, stars, and the vastness of space. Whether your kids dream of becoming an astronaut or simply love gazing at the stars, these books are sure to inspire a love for all things cosmic.

And don’t forget to check out our list of the Best Space Art Ideas for Kids for some really cool outer space art projects!

The Best Children’s Books About Space

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We hope you love these books as much as we do, and that they help you explore the galaxy with your family!

Books about Space Titles and Authors

1. Life on Mars by Jon Agee
2. Astro Girl by Ken Wilson-Max
3. How to Be on the Moon by Viviane Schwarz
4. The Moon: Discover the Mysteries of Earth’s Closest Neighbor by Dr. Sanlyn Buxner, Pamela Gay, and Georgiana Kramer, illustrated by Dawn Cooper
5. Moon! Earth’s Best Friend by Stacy McAnulty, illustrated by Stevie Lewis
6. XO, Exoplanet by Deborah Underwood
7. Pluto Gets the Call by Adam Rex
8. Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11 by Brian Floca
9. How We Got to the Moon: The People, Technology, and Daring Feats of Science Behind Humanity’s Greatest Adventure by John Rocco
10. Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover by Markus Motum
11. Stella, Star Explorer by Kelly Leigh Miller
12. Planets by John Devolle
13. Field Trip to the Moon by John Hare
14. A Big Mooncake for Little Star by Grace Lin
15. Oh No, Astro! by Matt Roeser, illustrated by Brad Woodard
16. When Moon Became the Moon by Rob Hodgson
17. 1,000 Facts About Space by Dean Regas
18. When We Walked on the Moon: Discover the Dangers, Disasters, and Triumphs of Every Moon Mission by David Long 
19. Space Explorers: 25 Extraordinary Stories of Space Exploration and Adventure by Libby Jackson, illustrated by Léonard Dupond
20. The Mysteries of the Universe: Discover the Best-Kept Secrets of Space by Will Gater, illustrated by Angela Rizza and Daniel Long
21. The Boy and the Blue Moon by Sara O’Leary, illustrated by Ashley Crowley
22. The Book of Blast Off!: 15 Real-Life Space Missions by Timothy Knapman, illustrated by Nik Henderson
23. Star of the Party: The Solar System Celebrates! by Jan Carr, illustrated by Juana Medina
24. How to Be an Astronaut and Other Space Jobs by Dr Sheila Kanani

More Space Ideas for Kids

• The Best Space Art Ideas for Kids
• How to Make DIY Space Geoboards for Kids
• How to Paint Watercolor Planets

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Updated April 2024

Looking for some inspiration when it comes to making art at home? Tired of scrolling through pinterest trying to find creative activities for your kids? We’ve got just what you need!

Here are our favorite activity books for kids and families, guaranteed to provide you with tons of fun and easy activities related to art, science, and more! Some are written by friends of the blog and others are personal favorites of ours.

Activity Books for Kids and Families

TinkerLab: A Hands-On Guide for Little Inventors

By Rachelle Doorley of TinkerLab

This Book was a Tree: Ideas, Adventures and Inspiration for Rediscovering the Natural World

By Marcie Chambers Cuff

101 Kids Activities that are the Bestest, Funnest Ever!

By Holly Homer and Rachel Miller of Kids Activities Blog

Show Me a Story: 40 Craft Projects & Activities to Spark Children’s Storytelling

By Emily Neuburger

My First Bird Book and Bird Feeder

By Sharon Lovejoy

Dad’s Book of Awesome Science Experiments

By Mike Adamick

Art Workshop for Children

By Barbara Rucci of ARTBAR

Drawing Workshop for Kids: Process Art Experiences for Building Creativity and Confidence

by Samara Caughey of Purple Twig

Play, Make, Create, A Process-Art Handbook: With Over 40 Art Invitations for Kids

by Meri Cherry of Meri Cherry

Collage Workshop for Kids: Rip, Snip, Cut, and Create with Inspiration from The Eric Carle Museum

by Shannon Merenstein

Adventures in Cardboard: Amazing DIY Cardboard Projects for the Whole Family! 

by Eleanor Ford of Mini Mad Things

Stitch + String Lab for Kids: 40+ Creative Projects to Sew, Embroider, Weave, Wrap, and Tie

By Cassie Stephens

Easy Paper Projects: 60 Crafts You Can Wear, Gift, Use, and Admire

By Maggy Woodley of Red Ted Art

Sticks and Stones: A Kid’s Guide to Building and Exploring in the Great Outdoors

By Melissa Lennig

Cardboard Creations: Open-Ended Exploration with Recycled Materials

By Barbara Rucci of ARTBAR

The Artful Parent: Simple Ways to Fill Your Family’s Life with Art and Creativity

by our founder, Jean Van’t Hul 

The Artful Year: Celebrating the Seasons and Holidays with Crafts and Recipes

by Jean Van’t Hul

Invitation to Draw: 99 Drawing Prompts to Inspire Kids’ Creativity

by Jean Van’t Hul

More Book Lists from the Artful Parent

• 30 Children’s Books About Artists + Creativity
• 25 Valentine’s Day Books for Kids
• The Best Holiday Picture Books
• A Slightly Spooky Halloween Children’s Book List
• Our All-Time Favorite Audio Books for Kids and Families

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Updated April 2024

We have long been big fans of family audiobooks, listening to them in the car, at breakfast, while drawing, and even while doing chores.

Regular books are great, of course, but sometimes you just want to listen to a story, especially with a good narrator.

Sometimes an audiobook is a good way to enjoy a story together as a family. Here are some of our favorite audio books to listen as a family to. We hope you enjoy them as much as we have!

Our Favorite Audiobooks for Kids

The Penderwicks

Written by Jeanne Birdsall and narrated by Susan Denaker (series of 5)

The Mysterious Benedict Society

Written by Trenton Lee Stewart and narrated by Del Roy (series of 5)

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone 

Written by J.K. Rowling and narrated by Jim Dale (series of 7)

The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street 

Written by Karina Glaser and narrated by Robin Miles (series of 3)

Anne of Green Gables

Written by Lucy Maud Montgomery and narrated by Mary Sarah

The Magic Misfits 

Written and narrated by Neil Patrick Harris (series of 3)

From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler 

Written by E.L. Konigsburg and narrated by Jill Clayburgh

Favorite Audio Books for Younger Kids

Here are a few audiobooks we enjoyed more when our kids were a bit younger.

The Ramona Quimby Audio Collection 

Written by Beverly Cleary and narrated by Stockard Channing (a series of 8)

Pippi Longstocking 

Written by Astrid Lindgren and narrated by Christina Moore

Mr. Poppers Penguins 

Written by Richard & Florence Atwater and narrated by Nick Sullivan

The Magic Treehouse Collection: Books 1-8 

Written by Mary Pop Osborne and narrated by B.J. Harrison

More Audiobooks Recommendations

Here are a few audiobooks that we haven’t listened to, but we know and love in other formats or have been highly recommended by others.

The Boxcar Children

Written by Gertrude Chandler Warner and narrated by Aimee Lilly

Mary Poppins

Written by P.L. Travers and narrated by Sophie Thompson

Charlotte’s Web

Written by E.B. White and narrated by George Plimpton

How to Train Your Dragon

Written by Cressida Cowell and narrated by David Tennant

Winnie the Pooh 

Written by A.A. Milne and narrated by Peter Dennis

The Little House in the Big Woods

Written by Laura Ingalls Wilder and narrated by Cherry Jones

Mrs. Piggle Wiggle

Written by Betty MacDonald and narrated by Karen White

5 Tips for Family Audio Books

1. Definitely listen to the audio sample before making a purchase! The story is important, but the narrator makes or breaks the book. If you don’t like the narrator, you won’t want to listen to the book. Luckily, there are many truly wonderful narrators out there!
2. If you’re choosing an audiobook for a range of ages, consider what might be interesting enough for the older child but still appropriate for the younger one. This can be tricky, but you know your kids best, and every child is different. And sometimes you might just need to skip a scene to make it work.
3. Audible books can be exchanged if you’re not happy with the book for some reason.
4. If you’ve listened to an audiobook as a family and your child wants to listen again (and again), hand them some earbuds.
5. Some great times to listen to audiobooks together are in the car, of course. But also at breakfast. Or while having a family art session. Or while everyone is doing some sort of handwork (knitting, embroidery, drawing). Or to make the time pass more quickly while doing chores.

How about you? Is your family into audiobooks? What are your favorites?

More Books for Kids

• The Best Creative Activity Books for Kids
• 30 Children’s Books About Artists + Creativity
• The Best Children’s Books About Gardening
• 7 Children’s Books about Spring
• The Best Children’s Books About Space
• Children’s Books to Celebrate Black History

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Updated April 2024

It can be a struggle for parents to find time for creativity and connection, so here are what we consider the best parenting books out there on slowing down and connecting better.

These are books about parenting in the 21st century. They give us the tools to shape our parenting style, home, and time together intentionally. They are thought provoking and require some work, but it’s worth it, right?

If you want to make more time in your family’s life for art and creativity, these books can help. But they can also help you make more time in your family for life and for the things and experiences that matter most to you.

The Best Parenting Books

Hands Free Life

By Rachel Macy Stafford

Hands Free Mama

By Rachel Macy Stafford

Simplicity Parenting

By Kim John Payne

The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up

By Marie Kondo (not a parenting book, but relevant to finding time and space in our life for what matters)

How to Talk so Kids will Listen and Listen so Kids will Talk

By Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish

Clutterfree with Kids: Change Your Thinking. Discover New Habits. Free Your Home.

By Joshua Becker

Everyday Blessings: The Inner Work of Mindful Parenting

By Myla and Jon Kabat-Zinn

The Artful Parent: Simple Ways to Fill Your Family’s Life with Art and Creativity

By our founder, Jean Van’t Hul

The Artful Year: Celebrating the Seasons and Holidays with Crafts and Recipes

By Jean Van’t Hul

More Parenting Resources

• How to Be an Artful Parent: 11 Ways to Raise Creative Kids
• The Benefits of Arts for Kids
• 7 Ways to Make Time for Art
• The Best Parenting Quotes for Parents to Live By
• Artful Parent 101 – our master class in building a more creative family life

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Updated March 2024

Every spring here in the midwest feels like a sigh of relief.  The snow is melting, the sun is shining, and we stand witness to new life emerging wherever we look.  

We’ve spent the winter curled up in blankets, reading stories in small cocoons, and now we’re ready to emerge.  My favorite books for spring echo this feeling:  our excitement for new life and the itch to stretch our wings in the sun.

Today, I’m excited to bring you 7 books perfect for this painfully short, but oh-so-sweet, season.  Reading together is a wonderful way to celebrate the rhythms of the year, and beautiful picture books can be just the inspiration you need for family creativity! 

Children’s Books About Spring

 1. And Then It’s Spring by Julie Fogliano, illustrated by Erin E. Stead

This book is near the top of my all-time-favorites list, regardless of the season.  Beautifully poetic with sparse text and sweet illustrations, the story follows a young boy as he waits and waits and waits for the first signs of spring.  It perfectly captures the anticipation, joy, and wonder of this magical season.

Project: After reading And Then It’s Spring, your family might be anxious to start working outside together.  And even if it’s not quite gardening weather yet, you can still have fun crafting with these adorable DIY Beaded Garden Ornaments.  Place them outside in anticipation of all the beauty that will soon be there!

2. Tiny, Perfect Things by M.H. Clark, illustrated by Madeline Kloepper

If you have a “treasure collector” at your house, someone who can’t go on a walk without stopping every two feet to marvel at something, then this book is a must-read!  Intricately illustrated and beautifully written, this ode to ordinary beauty might help you remember how you saw the world as a child: absolutely full of tiny, perfect things.

Project: On your next spring walk, try bringing along a bucket to collect some of the treasures you find.  Then have fun creating a beautiful nature suncatcher with your new collection!  We tried a fun variation on The Artful Parent’s nature suncatchers by using clear contact paper in an old frame – such a fun way to turn those tiny treasures into beautiful, temporary works of art!

3. The Curious Garden by Peter Brown

We always love Peter Brown’s books, and this one is no exception.  A young boy lives in a dark and dreary world until the day he finds a few small plants.  He learns to garden and the plants spread…. and spread… and spread!  Super imaginative and full of fun details, this book will have your kids looking at every patch of neighborhood dirt in a whole new way. 

Project: Try some “sneaky” gardening of your own with this fun seed “bomb” activity from Little Bins for Little Hands.  After mixing up a batch, your kids will have fun spreading green wherever they go!

4. What Will Hatch? By Jennifer Ward, illustrated by Susie Ghahremani

This sweet book is a wonderful example of how fun nonfiction can be. With beautiful illustrations and cute cutouts, little ones will love guessing what will hatch from each unique egg!

Project: Your kids are sure to be curious about eggs after reading this book together, so why not have fun decorating some?  Try blowing out eggs for ones that will last for more than a few days, then experiment with these unique decorating ideas!

5. When Spring Comes by Kevin Henkes, illustrated by Lauren Dronzek

Kevin Henkes is an absolute master of simple, evocative text; his books are classics for a reason! When Spring Comes paints a beautiful picture of the totally ordinary but completely magical transformation of the season.  Your kids will love recognizing those signs of spring in their everyday lives!

Project: The spring season might be fleeting, but you can make it last a bit longer with these super fun clay leaf prints. Try collecting some beautiful spring buds and making imprints in air dry clay.  The finished prints will make wonderful pendant necklaces! 

6. Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt by Kate Messner, illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal

This book gives your kids a sneak peek into the busy hidden world right under their feet.  Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt is another example of a wonderful nonfiction text, equal parts informative and entertaining.  The book takes you through all four seasons, but I love reading it in the springtime to pique my kids’ interest right at the beginning of all that growth. 

Project: Whether you have acres of gardens or just a couple of pots, you’re sure to find something fun for your family in this list of nature art and garden crafts for kids.  My own kids especially love making melted crayon rocks and hiding them amid our growing plants (or even around the neighborhood!)

7. Rain! by Linda Ashman, illustrated by Christian Robinson

No book list for spring would be complete without a little rain, right? This delightfully fun story follows a little boy as he enjoys the rainy weather and an older gentleman who most definitely does NOT.  It’s a wonderful lesson on how perspective changes everything and moods can be contagious.  

Project: Now how about making a little artsy “rain” of your own?  Drip painting is a fun process art activity that kids of all ages enjoy.  Just water down a little paint and have fun watching all those colors drip, drip, drop!

These were some of our favorite children’s books for spring – do you have any favorites you’d like to add to the list?

More Spring Activities for Children

• 30 Spring Activities for Kids
• Nature and Garden Crafts for Kids
• RAINBOW Arts & Crafts Ideas for Kids
• 20 Spring Crafts for Kids
• 12 Flower Crafts for Kids
• 12 Ideas for Spring Crafts for Kids

Want even more creative ideas?

Check out our Spring Creativity pack!

Let creativity blossom with this fun bundle of art activities perfect for Spring!! This 40-page printable eBook is full of coloring pages, drawing prompts, games, and more!

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Updated January 2024

The past few years have seen an explosion of thoughtful, beautiful, and inspiring biographies in the picture book world, including stories that focus on significant figures in black history.

Bookmark this page for a quick reference for your next library trip and enjoy learning something new with your kids. You may even find a new favorite!

Read on to see our growing list of favorite books to read during Black History Month…or any time of the year!

Children’s Books about Black History

1. Be a King by Carole Boston Weatherford, illustrated by James E. Ransome

Of course there are many wonderful books about Dr. King’s life and legacy, but I especially love this one because it’s so accessible to young kids!

We loved using this Dr. King printable from The Creativity Project for a simple and fun art activity after reading the book.

2. R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul by Carole Boston Weatherford, illustrated by Frank Morrison

A gorgeous book that tells the inspiring story of Aretha Franklin’s life.

3. Streetcar to Justice: How Elizabeth Jennings Won the Right to Ride in New York by amy Hill Hearth

A new-to-me story about a young woman in 1854 who was refused a streetcar in New York City and took her case to court. Totally fascinating!

4. Black Heroes: 51 Inspiring People from Ancient Africa to Modern-Day U.S.A. by Arlisha Norwood, PhD

A collection of short biographies featuring inspirational black figures across history, some well-known and others more obscure, but all incredibly fascinating!

5. Chef Edna by Melvina Noel, illustrated by Cozbi A. Cabrera

Beautifully illustrated, this story tells the tale of Edna Lewis, a celebrated chef who introduced the world to southern cuisine.

6. Fancy Party Gowns: The Story of Fashion Designer Ann Cole Lowe by Deborah Blumenthal, illustrated by Laura Freeman

Fancy Party Gowns is a beautiful story about Ann Cole Lowe, the under-appreciated talent behind many high-society styles from the 1920s through the 60s. 

If you have a little aspiring designer at home, let them go wild with paints and an old dress, the perfect way to rescue a favorite stained or torn outfit. Watercolor won’t last through the wash, but it sure will be fun until then!😍

7. Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race by Margo Lee Shetterly, illustrated by Laura Freeman

If you’ve seen the movie, you already know the incredible story of the four black women who played an integral role in early NASA launches. Now you can share this story with your little ones with this beautifully illustrated picture book!

8. Jake Makes a World: Jacob Lawrence, A Young Artist in Harlem by Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts, illustrated by Christopher Myers

A colorful and joyful exploration of artist Jacob Lawrence that’s sure to inspire your own small artists!

9. Mae Among the Stars by Roda Ahmed, illustrated by Stasla Burrington

Mae Among the Stars is based on the life of Mae Jemison, the first African American female astronaut.

My kids and I made these space paintings using bleeding tissue paper (such a FUN product designed to “bleed” color away onto the paper when wet), but regular watercolors would work too.

10. Moses: When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to Freedom by Carole Boston Weatherford, illustrated by Kadir Nelson

A beautifully lyrical book that tells the story of Harriet Tubman and her courageous pursuit of freedom.

11. Muddy: The Story of Blues Legend Muddy Waters by Michael Mahin, illustrated by Evn Turk

This gorgeous book explores the early life of blues musician, Muddy Waters. With engaging, lyrical text and powerfully vibrant images, the story feels accessible to all ages. 

Inspired by the absolutely electric artwork throughout, we crafted up some homemade scratch art.  (Find the step-by-step tutorial HERE).

12. Nina: A Story of Nina Simone by Traci N. Todd, illustrated by Christian Robinson

We’re always fans of Christian Robinson’s work, and this book did not disappoint! A fascinating biography of a legendary musician.

13. Radiant Child: The Story of Young Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat by Javaka Steptoe

This Caldecott winning book follows the boyhood of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat in an accessible, beautiful, and totally relatable way.

14. Rise! From Caged Bird to Poet of the People, Maya Angelou by Bethany Hegedus, illustrated by Tonya Engel

This biography is geared towards older kids, but is a beautiful retelling of a remarkable life.

15. Rosa by Nikki Giovanni, illustrated by Bryan Collier

Poet Nikki Giovanni celebrates the bravery of Rosa Parks with this day-in-the-life story of the famous Civil Rights activist.

16. The ABCs of Black History by Rio Cortez, illustrated by Lauren Semmer

A fun little primer that celebrates Black History with rhyming text. Don’t miss all the extra information at the back!

17. The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read by Rita Lorraine Hubbard, illustrated by Oge Mora

An inspirational story that tells how Mary Walker, a woman born into slavery, learned to read at the age of 116!

18. The Power of her Pen: The Story of Groundbreaking Journalist Ethel L. Payne by Les Cline-Ransome, illustrated by John Parra

A well-told and beautifully illustrated story about a groundbreaking journalist who used her words to fight for equality.

20. The Youngest Marcher: The Story of Audrey Faye Hendricks, a Young Civil Rights Activist by Cynthis Levinson, illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton

At just 9 years old, Audrey Faye Hendricks marches for freedom in Birmingham, AL and spends a week behind bars. Her bravery can teach us all you’re never to young to stand up for what’s right.

21. Trailblazer: The Story of Ballerina Raven Wilkinson by Leda Schubert, illustrated by Theodore Taylor

In 1955, Raven Wilkinson became the first black woman to dance for a major classical ballet company. This beautiful picture book tells her uplifting story.

22. Trombone Shorty by Troy Andrews, illustrated by Bryan Collier

A stunning autobiography of Troy Andrews, sharing the story of his early years growing up in New Orleans and his musical journey into adulthood.

22. Ablaze with Color: A Story of Painter Alma Thomas by Jeanne Walker Harvey, illustrated by Lovels Wise

Your kids will totally be inspired by the vibrant works of Alma Thomas. In fact, they might want to try their own collage art in her style!

Want to find even more great book recommendations to diversify your shelves? We find some of our favorites by following “bookstagram” accounts like the ones listed below. If you want to stay up to date on the best new titles, these are the accounts to follow!

4 Instagram Accounts to Follow for a More Diverse Bookshelf

1. Inclusive Story Time

I love Inclusive Story Time’s gorgeous photos and insightful reviews.  You’ll definitely find something for your next library trip after browsing her page. 

2. Books for Diversity

This account is a great go-to resource for a quick recommendation.  Lots of beautiful picture books featuring diverse characters and storylines!

3. Diverse Reads

Vera of Diverse Reads has a handy roundup each month of diverse books published.  And this January she was even able to include her own newly published book in that list! If you have older kids, you’ll definitely want to be following @diversereads for all her middle grade recommendations too.

4. Here Wee Read

@Hereweeread is a wonderful account to follow for both recommendations and literacy advice.  Charnaie is also involved in the nonprofit organization 50 States 50 Books which is helping to close the literacy gap by providing diverse books to kids nationwide.

Reading together is a wonderful way to connect with your kids, and allows you to learn and grow side by side. By following instagram accounts like the ones above, you’ll always have plenty of great recommendations for your next library trip!

More Children’s Books Recommendations

• The Best Valentine Books about Love to Inspire Creative Family Fun
• 30 Children’s Books About Winter
• 7 Sweet Children’s Books for Spring (+ Creative Activity Ideas)
• How to Create a Seasonal Home Library for Children
• 5 Holiday Books for Kids to Inspire Family Creativity
• 25 Children’s Books for Christmas

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Updated January 2024

Valentine’s Day is such a fun holiday to share with your family.  It’s the perfect excuse to pull out all the craft supplies, eat too much chocolate, and squeeze your kids extra tight.

But our favorite way to celebrate?  A brand new stack of beautiful picture books!  Here’s our list of the absolute best Valentine books for kids.  You’re sure to fall in love!

Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

1. I’ll Love You Till the Cows Come Home by Kathryn Cristaldi, illustrated by Kristyna Litten

We were instantly smitten with this tribute to family love, full of adorable animals and silly idioms.

2. Tiny T. Rex and the Perfect Valentine by Jonathan Stutzman, illustrated by Jay Fleck

Tiny T. Rex is back in this special Valentine book, and he’s just as cute as ever. This time, Tiny tries to make the perfect valentine for his best friend and finds out it might be harder than he first thought.

3. How to Help a Cupid by Sue Fliess, illustrated by Simona Sanfilippo

This book has some interesting tidbits about the history of the holiday and features our FAVORITE part of Valentine’s Day: Crafting!

4. I Like You by Sandol Stoddard Warburg, illustrated by Jacqueline Chwast

Irresistibly charming and totally accessible, this small book celebrates all the countless, everyday reasons we like each other.

5. The Love Letter by Anika Aldamuy Denise, illustrated by Lucy Ruth Cummins

Some forest friends discover the surprising power of a few kind words.

6. Crocodiles Need Kisses Too by Rebecca Colby, illustrated by Penelope Dullaghan

This sweet rhyming book is fun to read aloud as we discover that even the bumpiest, slimiest, and prickliest creatures need love!

7. Love, Z by Jessie Sima

A young robot sets out on an adventure to find the meaning of love, eventually discovering it was back home all along.

8. Love Grows Everywhere by Barry Timms, illustrated by Tisha Lee

Vibrantly illustrated with details that will keep you coming back again and again, this heartwarming book reveals the many different kinds of love that exist in one community.

9. How We Say I Love You by Nicole Chen, illustrated by Lenny Wen

Saying “I love you” isn’t just about words. Your kids are sure to recognize the acts of kindness in this beautiful book, and it will get everyone thinking about the many different ways your own family says “I love you.”

10. Let Me Call You Sweetheart: A Confectionery of Affection by Mary Lee Donovan, illustrated by Brizida Magro

Featuring more than fifty terms of endearment and the most whimsical illustrations, this poetic book is perfect for sharing with your own little sweetheart.

11. I Love You Like Yellow by Andrea Beaty, illustrated by Vashti Harrison

With rhyming text and lush illustrations, this book shows how a parent’s unconditional love shines through the most wonderful and ordinary moments.

12. Let’s Do Everything and Nothing by Julia Kuo

We were immediately taken with Julia Kuo’s bold and beautiful illustrations. Luckily, the simple, poetic text is just as stunning: a beautiful ode to the love between parent and child. 

13. Love Is for Roaring by Mike Kerr, illustrated by Renata Liwska

Glitter hearts and pink doilies aren’t for everyone, but love isn’t just about squishy stuff. Follow a grumpy little lion as he discovers that there are all kinds of ways to love.

14. A Hug Is for Holding Me by Lisa Wheeler, illustrated by Lisk Feng

Journey through nature with some seriously gorgeous illustrations and learn all the things a hug can be.

15. Heart String by Brooke Boynton-Hughes

This warm story reassures us that we’re all connected, even when we’re apart.

16. My Love for You Is Always by Gillian Sze, illustrated by Michelle Lee

Using beautiful and accessible metaphors, a mother answers her child’s question, But what is love, Mama?

17. Viking in Love by Doug Cenko

Your kids will giggle their way through this endearing book, cheering on Viking Stig as he overcomes his fears in pursuit of love.

18. While We Can’t Hug by Eoin McLaughlin, illustrated by Polly Dunbar

Hedgehog discovers that there are so many ways to show someone you love them, even when you can’t hug.

19. This Love: A Celebration of Harmony Around the World by Isabel Otter, illustrated by Harriet Lynas

Full of cheerful illustrations and clever cutouts, kids learn that “love is a special language that’s understood by all.”

20. Group Hug by Jean Reidy, illustrated by Joey Chou

Adorable animals, rhythmic rhyming text, and fun illustrations make this sweet book perfect for your next storytime.

21. My Heart by Corinna Luyken

We love this gentle reminder that our hearts can experience a vast array of emotions.  

22. What Is Love by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Carson Ellis

This story reads like an old fable, following a young boy as he sets out on a quest to find the nature of love.

23. How Do I Love Thee? by Jennifer Adams, illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal 

Joyful illustrations accompany this beautiful reimagining of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “Sonnet 43.” 

24. Delivery by Aaron Meshon 

A nearly wordless story that follows the many ways love can travel.

25. Slug in Love by Rachel Bright, illustrated by Nadia Shireen

Clever and totally charming, your kids will immediately be rooting for this adorable little slug and his search for a hug.  

More Picture Books for Kids

• Children’s Books about Black History
• 30 Children’s Books About Winter
• The Best Books for Valentine’s Day
• How to Create a Seasonal Home Library for Children

Want even more creative ideas?

Check out our Hearts Activities pack!

We think you’re going to LOVE this sweet collection of adorable heart activities! This 32-page printable eBook is full of coloring pages, drawing prompts, games, and more!

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Updated December 2023

As we leave the hustle and bustle of the holiday season behind, it’s the perfect time to slow down and settle into a fresh new stack of beautiful picture books.

No matter the weather, these cozy books will keep you warm all winter long.  So grab a mug of cocoa, snuggle up, and enjoy some new reads this season!

Children’s Books about Winter

1. Winter Dance by Marion Dane Bauer, illustrated by Richard Jones

Follow Fox as he walks through the forest, discovering all the ways animals get ready for winter.  We love how this book nestles interesting facts in simple poetic text.

2. Waiting for Snow by Marsha Diane Arnold, illustrated by Renata Liwska

A group of adorable animals discover what your own kids know all too well- waiting is hard.

3. First Snow by Bomi Park

A beautifully peaceful book that reflects the quiet magic of a first snowfall.

4. A Day So Gray by Marie Lamba, illustrated by Alea Marley

Two friends discover that a change of perspective really changes everything!

5. Snow by Sam Usher

Kids (and parents!) everywhere will recognize the unending frustration of getting ready for a day of winter fun.

6. Blizzard by John Rocco

Blizzard follows John Rocco’s actual experience as a young boy during a snowstorm in 1978. Your kids will love following his 4-day adventure, from school cancellation to a courageous trip to the nearest store. 

7. Here Comes Jack Frost by Kazuno Kohara

We always find Kazuno Kohara’s distinctive illustration style irresistible, and this winter story is no exception. The legendary Jack Frost comes out to play with a lonely boy in the snow, and they have all kinds of mischievous fun.

8. So Much Snow by Kristen Schroeder, illustrated by Sarah Jacoby

Snow piles up and up in the forest and all the animals wonder… how high will it go? We’re especially smitten with the sweetly illustrated animals in this story; they look soft enough to touch!

9. A Winter Treasury of Recipes, Crafts and Wisdom by Angela Ferraro-Fanning, illustrated by AnneliseDraws

Full of enough activities to keep your family busy all season long, this whimsically illustrated guide is a wonderful celebration of winter.

10. The Thing About Yetis by Vin Vogel

Your kids will definitely relate to Yeti, who loves winter… but misses summer too!  We love how this book explores a somewhat complicated emotion in a totally playful way.

11. The Story of Snow: The Science of Winter’s Wonder by Mark Cassino with Jon Nelson Ph.D., illustrated by Nora Aoyagi

This great nonfiction book answers all your kids’ questions about snow; a must-have for your winter bookshelf!

12. Before Morning by Joyce Sidman, illustrated by Beth Krommes

With sparse text and detailed illustrations, this book tells the simple story of a snowy wish come true.

13. The Snow Dancer by Addie Boswell, illustrated by Mercè López

A young dancer finds the perfect stage in a blanket of freshly fallen snow.

14. Supertruck by Stephen Savage

He may look like an ordinary garbage truck, but when snow falls, this superhero can change in a flash and save the day!

15. Best in Snow by April Pulley Sayre

Simple text is perfectly paired with gorgeous winter photographs. Don’t forget to turn to the back for interesting facts about snow!

16. White Snow, Bright Snow by Alvin Tresselt, illustrated by Roger Duvoisin

Originally published in 1947, this classic Caldecott winner describes a neighborhood transformed by snow. Poetic and beautiful, it’s definitely worth coming back to every year.

17. Mice Skating by Annie Silvestro, illustrated by Teagan White

Who can hibernate when there’s so much winter fun just waiting to be had? With the coziest illustrations and most adorable mice, this book might just inspire you to take a trip to the nearest skating rink.

18. Lines by Suzy Lee

Without a single word, the message of this gorgeous book comes through loud and clear: everyone makes mistakes; get up and try again.

19. If Winter Comes, Tell It I’m Not Here by Ciraolo Simona

When an older sister teases a summer-loving boy about the terrible upcoming winter, he dreads its arrival. Luckily, he discovers there’s all kinds of fun to be had in colder seasons too!

20. Tracks in the Snow by Wong Herbert Yee

Who does this strange set of tracks belong to? Follow a young girl as she sets off to solve a snowy day mystery.

21. Winter Is Here by Kevin Henkes, illustrated by Laura Dronzek

Each of Kevin Henkes’ seasonal books is pure perfection, so of course we love Winter is Here. Your kids will enjoy recognizing the signs of winter, both inside and out.

22. Arctic White by Danna Smith, illustrated by Lee White

It seems like absolutely everything is white during an arctic winter, but a journey across the tundra leads a girl and her grandfather to a discovery full of the most beautiful colors she’s ever seen.

23. William Wakes Up by Linda Ashman, illustrated by Chuck Groenink

William is happy to scooch over for each new animal guest, and your kids will be delighted by every unexpected addition. This fun rhyming book makes for a perfect winter read aloud.

24. A Thing Called Snow by Yuval Zommer

Follow Fox and Hare, best of friends, on a forest journey to discover snow for the very first time.

25. Snow Birds by Kirsten Hall, illustrated by Jenni Desmond

This book of poems is a beautiful ode to those feathered friends who brave the cold winter months up north.

26. Ten Ways to Hear Snow by Cathy Camper, illustrated by Kenard Pak

A girl journeys to her grandmother’s house and discovers a myriad of sounds in the fresh snow. This book will get you listening to the world around you in a whole new way. 

27. A Loud Winter’s Nap by Katy Hudson

Can Tortoise’s friends convince him to stay awake for all the winter excitement? Your kids will be itching to get outside after reading about all the fun to be had this season!

28. Bear and Wolf by Daniel Salmieri

Quiet and beautiful, two animals meet nose to nose and discover a new friendship in the snowy woods.

29. A Big Bed for Little Snow by Grace Lin

We love this sweet companion to A Big Mooncake for Little Star: a new story that reads like an old myth.

30. Winter Sleep: A Hibernation Story by Sean Taylor and Alex Morss, illustrated by Cinyee Chiu

A grandmother and child explore the changing landscape together. We especially love the clever cutaway scenes depicting all the ways the world sleeps in winter. And don’t forget to check the back of the book for all kinds of interesting facts about hibernation!

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Regardless of how your family celebrates the holidays, you’re bound to find something to love in this fantastic list. And by reading about and understanding other family’s traditions, our kids have the chance to gain compassion, empathy, and insight.

So cozy up with the ones you love, and get ready to enjoy some wonderful picture books, perfect for celebrating this holiday season. You might even find a new tradition to make your own!

Picture Books About Holiday Celebrations

These books are perfect for reminding us that, despite our many differences, families of all kinds love to celebrate!

1. The Joyful Book by Todd Parr

Todd Parr’s boisterous illustrations are perfect for exploring all kinds of holidays and all the joyful ways we celebrate!

2. Happy All-idays by Cindy Jin, illustrated by Rob Sayegh Jr.

We love this little board book with its warmly illustrated pages and heartfelt message of inclusion.

3. Lights of Winter: Winter Celebrations around the World by Heather Conrad, illustrated by deForsest Walker

This nonfiction book walks through a variety of winter celebrations, from the familiar (like Christmas and Hanukkah) to the obscure (have you heard of the oldest winter festival, Zagmuk?)  It gives interesting facts in a very accessible way.  We loved it!

4. Wintercake: A Winter and Holiday Book for Kids by Lynne Rae Perkins

Two woodland creatures discover that a little empathy and generosity can lead to unexpected friendships and brand new holiday traditions. We love this story’s heartwarming message and cozy illustrations.

5. Winter Candle by Jeron Ashford, illustrated by Stacey Schuett

A small candle is passed from apartment to apartment, lighting each unique holiday celebration inside. A lovely story exploring our unique traditions and the small kindnesses that bind us together.

6. Bear’s Winter Party by Deborah Hodge, illustrated by Lisa Cinar

Lisa Cinar’s delightfully vibrant and whimsical illustrations are the perfect accompaniment to this heartwarming tale of a lonely bear looking for friends. You’ll even find a recipe for Bear’s honey-ginger cookies on the last page!

Picture Books About Hanukkah

7. All-of-a-Kind Family Hanukkah by Emily Jenkins, illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky

This sweet story takes place in 1912 on the Lower East Side of NYC. Your kids will love this glimpse into the past, as the book brings to life the hustle and bustle of a family preparing for their Hanukkah traditions. 

8. The Eight Knights of Hanukkah by Leslie Kimmelman, illustrated by Galia Bernstein

With a pun like that in the title, you know you’re in for a good time! This fun book does not disappoint; it absolutely charmed us with its comical illustrations and medieval silliness. The perfect balance of humor and warmth. 

9. The Story of Hanukkah by David A. Adler, illustrated by Jill Weber

We love this accessible retelling of the Hanukkah story with bright, full-page illustrations to keep even the youngest kids engaged.

10. Hanukkah Haiku by Harriet Ziefert, illustrated by Karla Gudeon

Your kids are going to love this clever book where each page you turn lights another candle on the menorah and gives us a new Haiku to help celebrate!

11. My First Chanukkah by Tomie dePaola

This board book is the perfect introduction to Hanukkah for young children. Tomie dePaola’s illustrations are always a hit, and the simple text explains many traditions in a straightforward, accessible way.

Picture Books About Kwanzaa

12. My First Kwanzaa by Karen Katz

Young kids will love Karen Katz’s delightful illustrations and simple explanation of Kwanzaa traditions. A wonderful first look at this vibrant holiday!

13. Li’l Rabbit’s Kwanzaa by Donna L. Washington, illustrated by Shane W. Evans

Follow Li’l Rabbit as he sets out to help his Granna in this playful story inspired by Brer Rabbit from African American folklore tradition. We especially like the last two pages, walking the readers through The Seven Principles of Kwanzaa and how we can find them in Rabbit’s story.

14. Holidays around the World: Celebrate Kwanza by Carolyn Otto

This nonfiction book from National Geographic is a wonderful step-up for older kids who are looking to learn more about the origins and traditions of Kwanzaa.

15. Seven Spools of Thread: A Kwanzaa Story by Angela Shelf Medearis, illustrated by Daniel Minter

With an informative introduction and stunning woodcut illustrations throughout, this book tells the story of seven quarreling brothers who have to learn to pull together.

16. Together for Kwanzaa Juwanda G. Ford,  illustrated by Shelly Hehenberger

Follow a young girl as she and her family prepare for and celebrate Kwanzaa, learning about each of the holiday’s seven principles as you go. We love the bold, colorful illustrations full of joyful details to explore.

Picture Books About Christmas

17. Refuge by Anne Booth, illustrated by Sam Usher

A moving perspective on the traditional nativity story, this book explores Mary and Joseph as refugees. Beautifully illustrated with sparse, poetic text.

18. Silent Night by Lara Hawthorne

We love this diverse, strikingly illustrated adaptation of the popular Christmas carol.

19. The Legend Of The Poinsettia by Tomie dePaola

A beautiful story retelling the Mexican legend of the Poinsettia, or flor de la Nochebuenao. 

20. Lullaby for the King by Nikki Grimes, illustrated by Michelle Carlos

With lyrical text and gorgeous watercolor illustrations, this story imagines the ancient landscape and the menagerie of animals who could have brought gifts to the newborn Jesus. 

21. All the Colors of Christmas by Matthew Paul Turner, illustrated by Gillian Gamble

Explore all the many colors that make Christmas magical with this cozy book full of sweet rhymes and beautiful, full-page illustrations.

Picture Books About The Winter Solstice

22. Winter: A Solstice Story by Kelsey E. Gross, illustrated by Renata Liwska

Follow a group of woodland friends as they prepare for the longest night of the year; a lovely solstice story with lyrical text, charming illustrations, and a fun pull-out surprise at the end!

23. The Shortest Day by Susan Cooper, illustrated by Carson Ellis

Susan Cooper’s classic poem is perfectly illustrated by the talented Carson Ellis. We love how the pictures take the reader through ancient traditions and modern celebrations all in the course of a few pages.

24. The Longest Night by Marion Dane Bauer, illustrated by Ted Lewin

Join the creatures of the forest as they wait for the return of the sun, each animal hoping that he will be the one to call it back. We love this quiet story of hope that reads like a beautiful poem.

25. Grandmother Winter by Phyllis Root, illustrated by Beth Krommes

The German legend of Mother Holle is reimagined in this gentle story with delightfully detailed scratchboard illustrations.

26. Sun Bread by Elisa Kleven

A joyful, rhythmic story that’s oh-so-fun to read aloud.  It’s wintertime and everyone has had enough, so the baker decides to mix up a batch of warm and toasty golden sun bread. The best part? Your family can bake your very own sun bread with the recipe at the back of the book!

More Children’s Book Ideas for Kids

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• Children’s Books to Celebrate Black History

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If you’re looking for a simple way to embrace the Christmas spirit, you’ve come to the right place! Snuggling up with a stack of picture books near a twinkling tree can get any Grinch in the holiday mood.  

Of course there are A LOT of children’s books for Christmas floating around your local library and bookstore: too many to read in a year, let alone one month! That’s why we’ve spent hours knee-deep in stacks of holiday books, looking for the most beautiful, the most readable, the most holly-jolly tales out there. And we think you are going to LOVE what we found.

Twenty-five amazing, beautiful, fun-to-read Christmas picture books for 25 days of December, enough to keep you full of the Christmas spirit all season long.

Children’s Books for Christmas

1. Christmas Is Coming! An Advent Book: Crafts, games, recipes, stories, and more! from Chronicle Books, illustrated by Katie Hickey

This whimsically illustrated book is such a simple way to add fun traditions to your holiday season. Your kids will love lifting the flaps each day and discovering new activities, stories, or songs!

2. Pick a Pine Tree by Patricia Toht, illustrated by Jarvis

We absolutely love the nostalgic illustrations in this festive book, and your kids will surely recognize some of their own family traditions in its pages.

3. A World of Cookies for Santa: Follow Santa’s Tasty Trip Around the World by M.E. Furman, illustrated by Susan Gal

Complete with recipes in the back of the book, this story takes you on a trip around the world, discovering new holiday treats and traditions at each stop.

4. 12 Days of Christmas by Greg Pizzoli

We are always fans of Greg Pizzoli, so it’s no surprise we love this one! A Christmas classic paired with vibrantly fun (and totally silly) illustrations. It will be an instant hit!

5. When Santa Was a Baby by Linda Bailey, illustrated by Geneviève Godbout

It’s true. Baby Santa is just as charming and adorable as you imagine he would be. We immediately fell in love with this simple story, sprinkled with the perfect balance of humor and warmth.

6. All Is Merry and Bright by Jeffery Burton, illustrated by Don Clark

Totally vibrant and shimmering with joy on every page, kids will love poring over the illustrations and textures in this festive board book.

7. The Nutcracker in Harlem by T.E. McMorrow, illustrated by James Ransome

This magical retelling of the Christmas classic is set during the Harlem Renaissance in New York City. All the beauty of the original with a few well-placed nods to the world of jazz!

8. The Great Spruce by John Duvall, illustrated by Rebecca Gibbon

Alec’s favorite tree is chosen for the city celebration, and he has an idea that will keep it twinkling for years to come. Don’t forget to read the author’s note in the back to learn more about transplanting trees!

9. Through the North Pole Snow by Polly Faber, illustrated by Richard Jones

Told from the perspective of a young fox, this cozy tale follows her blossoming friendship with a kindly old man.  Your kids, of course, will certainly realize his true identity before she does!

10. Last Stop on the Reindeer Express by Maudie Powell-Tuck, illustrated by Karl James Mountford

Last Stop on the Reindeer Express is a truly stunning book. We love the detailed illustrations and clever cutouts, made all the more special by just the right amount of Christmas magic.

11. Bear Stays Up for Christmas by Karma Wilson, illustrated by Jane Chapman

The Bear books by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman are always fun to read aloud with their rhythmic text and heart-warming stories. This Christmas title is no exception!

12. Oliver Elephant by Lou Peacock, illustrated by Helen Stephens

If you’ve ever tried Christmas shopping with kids, you’ll certainly relate to this sweet story. It perfectly captures the busy rollercoaster of a holiday shopping trip, complete with the drama of losing a beloved toy. (Spoiler: they find it!)

13. Dream Snow by Eric Carle

The perfect holiday book for little hands, kids will love lifting flaps to reveal farm animals covered in a blanket of snow.

14. Little Mole’s Christmas Gift by Glenys Nellist, illustrated by Sally Garland

A lovely story of generosity and kindness, we are totally charmed by this adorable little Mole and his big heart.

15. The Little Reindeer by Nicola Killen

This book reads like a holiday dream, illustrated in warm sepia tones with a few thoughtfully placed foil highlights and die cut pages. Who wouldn’t want to meet a reindeer friend on a snowy Christmas eve?

16. Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree by Robert Barry

Mr. Willowby’s Christmas tree is absolutely perfect- except– it’s too tall! Luckily, a trim off the top solves the problem and provides a miniature tree for someone else to enjoy. Again and again, the tree is trimmed and passed along to spread Christmas joy throughout the forest. Originally published in 1963, this fun book has stood the test of time for a reason!

17. The Great Santa Stakeout by Betsy Bird, illustrated by Dan Santat

Freddy Melcher, Santa’s #1 fan, is determined to get a selfie with his hero this Christmas Eve. His plans may not work, but they’ll definitely leave kids giggling… and maybe even dreaming up some of their own crafty schemes!

18. Christmas Is Joy by Emma Dodd

Emma Dodd’s beautiful illustrations follow a family of reindeer in the great north, complete with foil highlights for sparkling snow and ice. A sweet book to read aloud with the ones you love.

19. The Snowflake by Benji Davies

This enchanting book tells two stories, of a little girl and a snowflake, both wishing for some Christmas magic. Quiet text and evocative illustrations help the two tales come together with a sweetly simple ending that will absolutely warm your heart.

20. Dasher: How a Brave Little Doe Changed Christmas Forever by Matt Tavares

There’s just something about Matt Tavares’s gorgeous illustrations that are perfectly suited to Christmas magic.  Dasher’s origin story begins with his family in the circus, but a brave escape leads him to befriend a bearded old man and his tired horse. (Your kids will love recognizing Santa before Dasher does!) You’re sure to fall in love with this beautiful new book that reads like an old classic. 

21. The Tree That’s Meant to Be by Yuval Zommer

One little fir tree fears it’s too small to ever be chosen and decorated for Christmas, but the forest animals recognize and celebrate its imperfect beauty. After reading this heartwarming story, your kids might start scouring the woods for their own little fir to decorate!

22. When Santa Came to Stay by Billy Sharff, illustrated by Eda Kaban

What if your Christmas cookies were so good that Santa decided to come back for New Year’s Eve… and didn’t leave? With a joyful rhyming text that’s oh so fun to read aloud, this story will certainly get your kids giggling…and remind them that maybe it really is best that Christmas comes just once a year!

23. May Your Life Be Deliciosa by Michael Genhart, illustrated by Loris Lora

A beautiful story of family and food, this book is a vibrant ode to tradition. Abuela explains how she makes her tamales, full of beautiful wishes for her family and memories of the past. 

24. The Night Before Christmas retold and illustrated by Rachel Isadora

Rachel Isadora sets her version of this classic Christmas poem in Africa, and her unique cut-paper illustrations will have your family poring over every page, perhaps even inspired to create their own collage artwork.

25. This Is Christmas by Tom Booth

The illustrations in this book have a vintage holiday feel that immediately caught our eye, and luckily the story is just as delightful! Follow a little chipmunk around the woods on Christmas Eve as he discovers all the things that make Christmas special. 

We hope you love these books as much as we do! If you want some other lovely holiday books paired with art activities, check out 5 Holiday Children’s Books to Inspire Family Creativity.

More Christmas Activities for Kids

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