Valentine’s Day Books for Kids
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, parents are on the hunt for the perfect gifts for their little ones. While plushies, crafts, and candy are always delightful options, why not choose something that offers the gift of quality time together? I’m talking about books! Reading sweet stories side-by-side with kids is a fantastic way to make Valentine’s Day special and to focus on what really matters — love for each other! Here are some of our favorite picks.
- How to Catch a Loveosaurus by Alice Walstead, illustrated by Andy Elkerton (hardcover; $10.99; ages 4 to 8) —A group of kids tries to catch the elusive and adorable Loveosaurus, who always spreads love and kindness.
- Why We Celebrate Valentine’s Day by Shannon Anderson, Med, illustrated by Alyssa De Asis (hardcover/paperback; $15.99/$9.99; ages 6 to 9) — Learn all about the history, traditions, food, and more with this book of facts and activities that encourage you to join in on the fun of Valentine’s Day.
- Don’t Push the Button: Tons of Love by Bill Cotter (board book; $8.99; ages 0 to 3) — Larry the monster has spotted a heart-shaped button. You probably shouldn’t push it.
- I Love to Watch You Grow! by Sesame Workshop and Erin Guendelsberger, illustrated by Marybeth Nelson (hardcover; $12.99; ages 3 to 7) — Love is blooming on Sesame Street! Celebrate your little one as they grow more and more each day while introducing them to themes of sustainability!
Do you have any favorite Valentine’s Day books for kids that you recommend? Leave a comment below and let us know what your favorites are.
