What are your kids/neices/nephews (so on) fave books?

Age range around 0-8.

I put this in the family and parenting section as it isn't the quality of the book im interested in. Im interested in what ties these books together, what the children are wanting. What sparks their attention and what keeps it held. Next year will be my gap year and I want to bring out my childrens book (cannot reveal the name yet) but i want to make sure that i can grab enough of the readers attention to inspire the child.

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Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F

The preschoolers like the paw patrol boxed set of books. The older ones like the Magic Tree House Books.

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BlackcurrentSundae · 22-25, F

@Fungirlmmm I may read other books to them too. It would probs be a bit boring reading the same book over and over. Hoping for books with ROARING animals, hoping for books for adventure and cunning. I also hope there is one about the circus as I'm studying it at Level 3 and would love to teach the kids some skills on the side haha.

Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F

@BlackcurrentSundae sounds fun. I'm teaching my nieces to juggle.

BlackcurrentSundae · 22-25, F

This is very simple but looks incredibly complicated. It would be interesting to try and teach them how to do something like this :)
gandini juggling smashed

PrivateHell · M

My son likes the Dragonlance series because he is named after one of the main heroes. They were my favorite books at his age.

BlackcurrentSundae · 22-25, F

@PrivateHell Dragonlance?

PrivateHell · M

@BlackcurrentSundae fantasy novels from the 80s. I put them on the level of Tolkien

SW-User

All of the Warrior cat books were good. My son could never keep up.

BlackcurrentSundae · 22-25, F

@SW-User Warrior cat books? I grew up with Penguin haha. So what are they about?

SW-User

Warring factions of cats. The neat thing is it covers births and deaths unlike other series.

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