13 Books and Series Your Child Will Enjoy

This book features kids from different countries around the world. Each child talks about some of their favorite things and what life is like where they live.

This book features a sensory enhanced number learning experience. Trace the numbers as they form different pictures. There are other books in the series that are also great.

A series of novels about Jewish girls in different countries and different time periods throughout history. These books bring history to life in a way that girls can really relate to.

An oldie but goodie, this series teaches the stories of the people of the Torah as young children according to the midrashim. Very unique perspective that is exciting for preschoolers and lower elementary age.

These books illustrated by Mae Besom teach an abstract concept in a way that kids can understand and appreciate. They’ll read them over and over again. Click here for the next book in the series, also recommended, What to Do With a Problem.

An adorable series, these are favorites in our house.

There are lots of great books in this format and you can’t go wrong with any of them.

There are two boys featured in this book, one with a fixed mindset and one with a growing mindset. They are presented with the same scenario and each approaches it differently. Provokes great discussion.

This book features children with different challenges, medical and not. Some are visible, like a wheelchair, and some are not, like asthma. It teaches how to to ask questions and how you can learn from everyone.

This board book is fun for all ages and teaches little ones to follow instructions.

These are fun interactive board books for little ones. Popping those buttons is so satisfying!

Reuven is an explosive boy who struggles with an anger problem. A great resource for anyone dealing with children who suffer from Oppositional Defiant Disorder or anger management issues.

Includes tips on understanding and helping the child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder. Other books in this series deal with ADHD, anxiety and bullying.

The little maple tree loves to watch a nearby family doing Mitzvot, but is disappointed that it can’t do any. This book will help children discover that helping others is a very important Mitzvah.