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Letters & Reading Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
3,767 books about letters & reading
0–3 yrs
2500 books
4–7 yrs
1772 books
8–11 yrs
165 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Red Rocket Readers
Faces Show Feelings
Pam Holden
For the early learner who is starting to navigate social interactions and big feelings. This book uses real photos to he
Ages 3–6
Red Rocket Readers
Shadows
Pam Holden
Sunlight, moonbeams, and even the glow of a lamp can create dark shapes that follow you around and change size depending
Ages 4–6
Hey, Hay! A Wagonful of Funny Homonym Riddles
Marvin Terban
Words that sound the same but mean different things take center stage in this wagonful of clever riddles designed to cha
Ages 7–11
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12–18 yrs
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Library of Doom #18
Invisible Ink
Michael Dahl
The Eraser has a wicked gas that turns every book into empty, useless pages, and only the Librarian can stop this plot t
Ages 8–12
Robot #2
Robot Burp Head Smartypants!
Annette Simon
For the child who loves silly sounds and needs a high energy way to practice their ABCs and 123s. A boisterous, giggle-f
Ages 3–7
Bears at Work: A Book of Bearable Jobs
Gage Taylor
Bears take on the working world in this rhyming alphabet of careers, from brave adventurers to busy zookeepers.
Ages 3–7
Rascal #14
Rascal Runs Away
Paul Jennings
Rascal the dragon behaves just like a dog, but when he runs away twice, Ben is in for a heartwarming surprise at the end
Ages 4–7
Pages & Co. #2
The Lost Fairy Tales
Anna James
Tilly and Oskar journey to Paris and step inside a book of fairy tales, only to find crumbling plots and mixed-up storie
Ages 8–12
My Board Book of Alphabets from A to Z
Mahesh Sharma
Introduce your little one to Hindu deities while they master their ABCs, blending early literacy with spiritual heritage
Ages 2–6
Edward and the Pirates
David McPhail
Reading makes Edward’s imagination so vivid that he wakes up to find a crew of real pirates surrounding his bed and dema
Ages 4–8
Private I #2
The Upper Case: Trouble in Capital City
Tara Lazar
In a city where uppercase letters have vanished, Private I is the last one standing and must solve a big mystery before
Ages 4–8
Alpha Oops! #2
Alpha Oops! H is for Halloween
Alethea Kontis
The alphabet gets tangled in a chaotic Halloween pageant where every letter wants to be the star, leading to spooky and
Ages 4–8
Philipok
Leo Tolstoy
Determined to learn despite being told he is too small, young Philipok sneaks away from home to prove he is ready for sc
Ages 4–8
I Don't Want to Read This Book #1
I Don't Want to Read This Book
Max Greenfield
Ugh, paragraphs! This meta-fictional romp talks directly to kids who would rather do anything else than stare at a page
Ages 4–8
Scholastic Phonics #11
Amazing Animals
Jilly Hunt
For older kids who struggle with reading but love real-life heroes, this book offers high-interest animal stories at a l
Ages 7–14
TouchWords #3
Food
Rilla Alexander
Raised words and tactile shapes turn mealtime vocabulary into a sensory feast of alphabet soup and pie to help build a d
Ages 0–3
Joey and Jet #1
Joey and Jet
James Yang
A boy, a dog, and a favorite ball turn a sunny afternoon game of fetch into a lively race past, among, and all around th
Ages 2–5
The Met #4
ABC: An Alphabet Book of Art
Vicky Armstrong
For parents who want to introduce high culture alongside early literacy, this board book turns the alphabet into a first
Ages 0–4
Jean Little's Memoirs #1
Little by Little: A Writer's Education
Jean Little
For the child who feels like an outsider because of a disability or physical difference, this moving memoir explores fin
Ages 8–12
All Aboard Reading
Space Kid
Roberta Edwards
A friendly alien boy makes learning shapes and words a blast. Rebus pictures and simple sentences help new readers blast
Ages 3–6
A Picture Book Biography #13
A Picture Book of Frederick Douglass
David A. Adler
Follow the journey of a man who escaped slavery to become one of the most powerful voices for freedom and abolition in t
Ages 6–10
Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You
Marley Dias
Marley shares her best advice for starting community projects, using social media for positive change, and getting adult
Ages 10–14
The Lost Library
Jess McGeachin
Oliver and Rosie stumble into a mysterious subterranean world after discovering a stray library book hidden behind a sec
Ages 4–8
Homer, the Library Cat
Reeve Lindbergh
When a broken window ruins his quiet life at home, a cat named Homer wanders the neighborhood until he finds the most pe
Ages 3–7
