Books to Help Kids With Creative Writing
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As much as kids love fairytales and make believe, a powerful true story is something that'll stick with them for a lifetime. All of these nonfiction reads are educational, delightfully illustrated, and guaranteed to make reading time even more fun.
Little, Brown
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'Malala's Magic Pencil'
How do you make a magical children's book about a young girl changing the world even better? By having Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai write it. This gem of a story is inspiring and the fact that it's true makes it all the more incredible.
Wide Eyed Editions
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'National Parks of the USA'
First of all, this book is so beautiful you'll want to put it on your coffee table. But it's also a lovely and comprehensive look at one of the country's greatest treasures: the national parks. If you can't visit in person, this is the next best thing.
MELIA PUBLISHING SERVICES
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'She Persisted'
Every little girl deserves to grow up knowing she can change the world. And Chelsea Clinton's book full of stories about Harriet Tubman, Helen Keller, and Oprah Winfrey (among others) prove that kids can do anythingthey set their minds to.
Ten Speed Press
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'The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth'
Does your child have a million questions about the world around them? Enter Planet Earth, an encyclopedic guide to understanding the planet and how it works for curious young minds. Added bonus: It's very pretty to flip through.
Simon & Schuster
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'I Dissent: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Makes Her Mark'
Fact: Chief Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is one of the most fascinating women alive today. Thanks to this charming book about her life, your kid might just end up with a new hero (and a new appreciation for lace collars).
Chronicle Books
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'Her Right Foot'
If you give Her Right Foot to your child, make sure to steal it back and read it for yourself. This book about America's most famous landmark is heartwarming, educational, and extremely moving — a perfect one to read as a family before bed.
Roaring Book Press
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'Grand Canyon'
The Grand Canyon is among the most gorgeous and mind-blowing natural landmarks in the world and now your child can discover all its secrets thanks to this award-winning read. Warning: They'll definitely want to book a trip once they're done reading.
Chronicle Books
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'This Is How We Do It'
Your child might not be old enough to see the world just yet, but This Is How We Do It will transport them across the globe and into a day in the life of seven real kids — all of whom have vastly different experiences. A must-read if you've got a daydreamer on your hands.
Roaring Book Press
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'If Sharks Disappeared'
If you want to teach your child just how vital animals are to the planet (even the scary ones!), this is a great pick. The world simply wouldn't be the same without these toothy dudes.
Wide Eyed Editions
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'The 50 States'
Kids love exploring, and reading books is one of the best ways they can learn about the world around them. The 50 States is filled with maps of America covered with facts and illustrated with pretty pictures. Your child is guaranteed to come away knowing even more about this country than you do.
Flying Eye Books
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'Everest'
Sure, maybe one day your little one will climb Mt. Everest. But for now maybe just have them read this beautifully illustrated book.
Schwartz & Wade
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'Bon Appetit! The Delicious Life of Julia Child'
Fact: Julia Child is an icon and the sooner your kid learns about her incredible life (she was a straight-up spy!), the better. Bonus for you: This book happens to be a delightfully fascinating read for all ages.
Chronicle Books
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'On a Beam of Light: A Story of Albert Einstein'
This one's for all you parents out there with burgeoning geniuses. Who knows, maybe your kid will get inspired and become the next Einstein?
Big Picture Books
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'Information Graphics: Human Body'
Behold, the most aesthetically pleasing book about the human body you'll ever see. Fit for curious minds and design-savvy parents alike.
HMH Books for Young Readers
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'Drum Dream Girl'
This award-winning book is based on the real life of Millo Castro Zaldarriaga, a girl who broke down walls for female drummers and refused to give up on her dream. And as you can see already, the illustrations are stunning.
Big Picture Press
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'Maps'
Don't be surprised when you find yourself buying another copy of this book just for yourself, because again ... the illustrations are stunning. FYI: Your kids will pore over this one for hours, so it basically doubles as a babysitter.
Little, Brown
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'Me ... Jane'
One word: charming. Jane Goodall's life living and studying apes is the ultimate dream job for kids and adults alike, and the illustrations are just as great as the story itself.
Chronicle Books
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'Everything & Everywhere'
Curious kids will devour this book of incredible facts from around the globe — from Hong Kong to the ocean. Consider it the kid equivalent to getting a PhD in world history.
Words & Pictures
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'The Street Beneath My Feet'
Learning about dirt doesn't sound all that amazing, right? Wrong! Your kid will be enthralled by this fascinating book about what's going on underneath the ground we walk on — and you might learn a few things too, just sayin'.
Flying Eye Books
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'Shackleton's Journey'
This gorgeous book is about the heroic journey of explorer Ernest Shackleton. It'll become one of those books your kids save for their own children. It's that breathtaking.
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Books to Help Kids With Creative Writing
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