Dive into the enchanting world of children's literature with our 10 Bestselling Children's Books of 2023! From heartwarming tales to whimsical adventures, these captivating stories have captured the imaginations of young readers and become beloved favourites. |
Taylor Swift by Wendy Loggia Introduce your little one to the world of dreams and aspirations with this Little Golden Book biography featuring Taylor Swift, the Grammy Award-winning and multiplatinum artist. Perfect for preschoolers, this engaging book captures the inspiring journey of Taylor Swift, a renowned singer and songwriter whose storytelling prowess has elevated her to superstardom in both country and pop music. A delightful read-aloud for young children and a charming addition to any Swiftie parent's collection, this Little Golden Book invites young readers to explore the magic of Taylor Swift's musical journey. |
I Want My Hat Back by John Klassen In Jon Klassen's delightful tale, a bear's hat goes missing, and he sets out on a patient and polite quest to find it. As he encounters various animals, he inquires if they've seen his hat, only to receive negative responses. The story unfolds with charming wickedness, accompanied by sly illustrations filled with visual humor. The narrative winks at readers with a wry irreverence that elicits laughter from both children and adults alike. Now available in a board book format, this #1 New York Times bestseller has become a modern classic that will leave readers of all ages thrilled. |
Lake Life With You by Cindy Jin |
Press Here by Herve Tullet
The longest-running picture book on the New York Times bestseller list is now available in a board book format! In Press Here readers are invited to press the yellow dot on the cover and follow the whimsical instructions within to embark upon a magical and surprising journey. This interactive children's book encourages engagement as readers push buttons, shake the book, and tilt the pages, leading to delightful transformations of dots that multiply, change direction, and grow in size. Hervé Tullet's unique and inventive approach to storytelling unfolds on the flat surface of the printed page, providing a charming and interactive experience for children and adults alike. A perfect read-aloud for preschool or bedtime, this book is part of a series of interactive adventures by Tullet.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle The timeless classic, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, continues to captivate generations, with a copy sold somewhere in the world every 30 seconds! This sturdy and beautifully crafted board book edition is an ideal gift for new babies, baby showers, birthdays, and other new beginnings. With interactive die-cut pages, perfectly sized for little hands, this edition is not only visually engaging but also serves as a delightful tool for teaching counting and days of the week. As the very hungry caterpillar munches its way through the pages, this beloved story effortlessly finds its way into the hearts of children worldwide. Gorgeously illustrated and brilliantly innovative, this enduring classic has earned its place as a must-have. |
This Is Not My Hat by John Klasen In Jon Klassen's whimsical tale, trouble lurks when a tiny fish appears wearing a perfectly fitting round blue topper. However, the enormous fish nearby remains blissfully unaware, fast asleep. The narrative unfolds with visual humor, as Klassen, known for his deadpan-funny storytelling, crafts another delightful and amusing story following his breakout debut. The anticipation of what might happen next and the clever use of visual cues make this book a playful and entertaining addition to Klassen's repertoire. |
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown The beloved classic, Goodnight Moon, cherished by millions across generations, is now available as a padded board book designed for the smallest readers. With a soft cover and rounded edges, this edition invites young children to join the enchanting bedtime ritual. As the little bunny in the great green room bids goodnight to familiar objects, from three little bears to clocks and socks, the quiet poetry of the words and the soothing illustrations create a timeless and perfect bedtime story for the end of the day. |
Tree: A Peek Through Board Book by Britta Teckentrup From the inviting gaze of an owl through a hole in the book's cover, children are welcomed into the world of a majestic tree and its forest inhabitants. Clever peekaboo holes on each page reveal a captivating sequence of animals engaging in seasonal activities—baby bears frolicking in spring, bees buzzing around apples in summer, squirrels storing nuts in fall, and a lone owl enduring the winter chill. As young readers turn the pages, a new ensemble of animals comes to life, offering an entertaining and educational exploration of the changing seasons and the dynamic life within a forest throughout the year. |
Bee: A Peek Through Board Book by Britta Teckentrup
Embark on a buzzing adventure with Bee as she navigates her vibrant and busy day! Dive into the lively pages of this interactive book, peeking through the holes to discover the bustling life of this industrious insect. As children follow Bee's journey, they'll uncover the vital role bees play in our planet's health by pollinating plants to facilitate growth. The book provides a peek inside a buzzing hive, offering insights into how bees collaborate on crucial tasks. A perfect blend of science and nature, this book is an engaging way for families to share the wonders of the natural world.
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The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt Duncan's simple desire to colour takes a hilarious turn when he discovers that his crayons have had enough—they quit! Each crayon has a unique grievance, from Blue wanting a break from colouring bodies of water to Black desiring more than just outlining. As Duncan navigates the colourful conundrum, the book unfolds with laugh-inducing text by Drew Daywalt and bold illustrations by Oliver Jeffers. A #1 New York Times bestseller, this delightful story is perfect for gifting and is sure to entertain both children and adults with its fresh, funny, and utterly original take on the crayons' rebellious strike. Packed with humour, this book is an excellent addition for new parents, baby showers, back-to-school, or any time of the year. |