30 Best Children’s Books for 2023

Reading is a great way to spend some magical time with your little ones and allows parents to take some time off from their busy schedules and unwind with their children. Reading books to your child can help them to improve their imagination, to remove your struggle to find which book your kid will like most? We have selected the 30 Best Children’s Books for 2023 among different genre.

Here are, some tips for a more joyful reading experience. . We hope these tips will help you maximize the joy of reading to your children and nurture in them, a life-long love for books.

Let your child decide: Let your little ones decide which book they want to read and for how long. It is very natural for children to get bored and distracted very easily. Do not let that bother you. The aim is to slowly inculcate in your child a love for reading.
Show children the cover page: A great way to start off a book is by looking at the cover page. However, for older children, one could also ask them to guess what the story will be based on the cover page.
Let your child turn the pages: A great way to make your child enjoy reading is to involve them in the whole process. Build up the excitement on what to expect on the next page of the story.
Connect what’s on the page to your child’s world: Most books for children come with a lot of pictures and fewer words. A great way to bring the book to life is by labeling familiar objects around the house to the objects in the book.
Make the characters come to Life: Create voices for all the characters in the story. Also, use a lot of actions while reading out the story. Make reading fun for your child!
Show children the words. Run your finger along with the words that you read.
Reading as a routine: Always remember to make reading a part of their daily schedule. Reading for even 10 – 15 minutes every day, can go a long way!

Here are the 30 Best Children’s Books to start your little ones off on their fantastic journey of books and stories.

1.Bath one Baby by Melanie Joyce and Claire Henley
2.Pat the Bunny by Dorothy Kunhardt
3.Look, Look! by Peter Linenthal
4.Let’s Play by Gina Ford
5.Where is Baby’s Mommy by Karen Katz
6.Don’t Let the Pigeon drive the bus, by Mo.Willems
7.Spot goes to a party
8.Monkey Puzzle
9.Wacky Wednesday
10.Story of Sea Shells
11.The Gruffalo
12.The Tiger who came to Tea
13.The Day the Crayons Quit
14.Elmer by David Mckee
15.Where the Wild Things Are
16.Goldilocks & The Three Bears
17.Green eggs & Ham, by Dr Suess
18.The Very Hungry Caterpillar, by Eric Carl
19.Dear Zoo, by Rod Campbelll
20.The snail and the whale, by Julia Donaldson
21.Good night, Gorilla , by Peggy Rathmann
22.Up, Down, and Around by Katherine Ayres
23.Orange Pear, Apple Bear by Emily Gravett
24.Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
25.Things to learn with Bruno
26.Giraffe can’t Dance
27.Why Elephant has a trunk
28.Sparkly Day by Helen Stephens
29.We are going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen & Helen Oxenbury
30.The Little Engine that Could by Watty Piper