Learning doesn’t stop. No matter how old you get, you still acquire new learning at any parts of the path that you chose to take. In order to develop into a formidable and great individual, you must have a constant and wise teacher on your early years. That said, being introduced to books at such a young age can help develop your mind and learn practical lessons and values. There are different kinds of children’s books that can significantly teach the kids valuable things that they can use as they grow older, such as picture books, story books, activity books, and more.
The little ones will discover how magnificent the world of literature is and how much essential things they can learn from it the moment that they look back when they become adults. Books are truly inspiring and great. That said, listed below are some of the most spectacular children’s books that are filled with valuable themes your kids should read.
A Kids Life: Loving, Learning, Growing by Alana Konieczka
Imagination and application are both important things in life, especially to children. The book A Kids Life: Loving, Learning, Growing by Alana Konieczka definitely did a wonderful job on igniting the imagination of the readers as well as urging them to apply their learning to the world. Moreover, this notable work by Konieczka is a collection of stories where each tale tackles different lessons. Reminding people that bullying shouldn’t be preached and tolerated, displaying sportsmanship is essential regardless of what game you play, and savoring life as a kid are some best themes that the book teach to the readers.
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
This Caldecott Medal winner was written by Maurice Sendak. It has been adapted into film and opera, which made readers and fans of this book to be more encouraged and inspired to dream and believe. The magical story happened after the little boy named Max caused a messed in their home while wearing a wolf costume. As he started to give in and sleep, he found himself in a world that is beyond the ordinary. The creatures are wild and extraordinary, which considered Max as their king. They created a bond that is strong even if the creatures don’t exist in real life. The book titled Where the Wild Things Are, furthermore, is indeed a great and remarkable story.
I Love You to the Moon and Back by Amelia Hepworth
I Love You to the Moon and Back by Amelia Hepworth is one of the bestselling books in Children’s literature category. It contains beautiful illustrations created by Tim Warnes, an exceptional illustrator. The book is made not only to be read but also for adults to show their love and affection to kids. Additionally, the story follows a bear and a cub that always do things together — such as climbing mountains, witnessing vibrant lights from the sky, mingling with buddies, playing chase, hugging one another, and more. This book will surely make the readers appreciate the value of love and family.
Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman
Published in June 12, 1960 by Random House, this classic children’s book by P.D. Eastman is still teaching kids on the importance of the connection between a child and a mother and the value of not giving up. It follows the story of a little hatchling bird that was left to hatch alone for its mother is looking for food. Without proper comprehension of who and where its mother, the hatchling attempted to look for the mother; and, that’s when the adventure, perseverance, and determination happened. This classic book has received multiple critical reactions and recognitions, such as becoming among the Top 100 Picture Books of all time by the School Library Journal.
The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seuss, author of multiple notable children’s books, penned the famous The Lorax. This book was already adapted into film and has received multiple critical feedbacks. The book follows the story of a peculiar character named the Lorax, which was known to be the one who speaks for the trees. Hence, this outstanding book surely teaches the children and adults to be aware and take good care of the environment.
The Happy Hammock 