The Best Children’s Books of All Time 

Children’s novels are the first books we read which make them an important part of our lives. That is why as adults, it is important to introduce some of the best books out there. More often than not, we will choose our favorite books for them. Keep reading to see the best children’s books of all time! 

The Best Children’s Books of All Time 

There are hundreds if not thousands of children’s books that come to mind. But how many of them would we want to share with children? Quite a few we imagine. The books we read as children are one of the many elements that shape us. We might not even know it but years later, these books will have a dear place in our hearts as we continue the cycle of letting the next generation read them. 

The Best Children’s Books of All Time 

Old and New Classics 

Most of these children’s books will be familiar to you. You may have read many of them and heard about the ones you didn’t. Or even watched a television show or movie adaptation. Making this list wasn’t too hard but we are sure that we will miss out on some great novels that aren’t as mainstream. 

Some of these books are probably lying somewhere around your apartment. They are short and easy to read books. We tried to leave out longer novels but a few slipped through. It is hard to leave Charlie and the Chocolate Factory off the list. And even more Dahl books could have made the list. We did include James and the Giant Peach because that felt like such an important novel. 

Conclusion 

That is all for the best children’s books of all time list. What books should we have included on the list? Let us know in the comments below! 

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13 thoughts on “The Best Children’s Books of All Time 

  1. brian a brownell says:

    Heather most certainly does not have two mommies because she wasn’t pushed out of two wombs. That is obviously not one of the best of all time.

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  2. Anonymous says:

    Velveteen Rabbit and Peter Pan would be fine additions to the list.

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  3. Alina says:

    The giving tree is a terrible book, and not at all for kids

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  4. Anonymous says:

    One of these is not like the others…what do you think Heather

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  5. Bev Backmann says:

    The Sneetches by Dr. Seuss opens discussion on discrimination.

    The Wartville Wizard teaches a wonderful lesson on littering.

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