Every Kid Deserves A Book They Love

BABY BOOKS

What matters at this stage: building the habit of connection, language, and rhythm through simple, sensory-rich books.

Look for books with

• rhythm,
• repetition,
• high-contrast images,
• and real faces.

Babies learn through sound, pattern, and seeing your face as you read.

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TODDLER BOOKS

What matters at this stage: books that fuel naming, pointing, moving, talking, and back and forth conversation—because toddlers learn by doing.

Look for playful books with

• rhythm,
• repetition,
• interactive parts they can touch and move,
• and pictures toddlers love to talk about.

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PRESCHOOLER BOOKS

What matters at this stage: stories that grow vocabulary, spark curiosity, and invite kids to retell and interact.

Look for books with

• rich language,
• clear story arcs,
• lovable characters,
• and moments that spark conversation, movement, and child-led retelling.

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EARLY ELEMENTARY BOOKS

What matters most: books that strengthen decoding while keeping confidence and motivation high.

Look for

• decodable readers to strengthen decoding,
• engaging graphic novels to boost independence and motivation,
• and rich picture books you read aloud to build vocabulary and comprehension through discussion.

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ELEMENTARY BOOKS

What matters at this stage: high-interest series and graphic novels that build stamina, vocabulary, and deep comprehension.

Look for

• series,
• graphic novels,
• and early chapter books
  • that deepen comprehension, expand vocabulary, and keep motivation sky-high. 
• And still throw in picture books (with strong themes)!

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TWEEN BOOKS

What matters at this stage: complex, engaging stories that match their interests and support growing identity and empathy.

Choose novels, nonfiction, and graphic novels with complex characters, deeper themes, and topics they genuinely care about—because engagement drives growth.

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