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Books to help a 5-year-old process the loss of a grandparent
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I'm an American
Darshana Khiani
For the child curious about their own roots and how they fit into the bigger world, this book celebrates the many ways t
Ages 4–8
Grandfather's Trolley
Bruce McMillan
For the child who shares a special bond with their grandfather, this nostalgic look back celebrates family memories and
Ages 4–8
Little Red
Will Hillenbrand
For the child who loves fairy tales but wants to see the hero outsmart the villain with cleverness and a modern set of w
Ages 4–8
Hello, Broadway!
Emily Hurd, Michael Mitnick
For the child feeling nervous or excited about their first big theater trip, this musical book brings the sights and sou
Ages 5–7
Hannah and Jack
Mary Nethery
For the child who feels anxious about leaving a beloved pet behind during a family trip or vacation.
Ages 4–8
My Grandpa is Amazing
Nick Butterworth
For children who want to celebrate a special grandfather. This playful book highlights the quirky, fun, and loving bond
Ages 2–5
Roswell Johnson Saves the World!
Chris Colfer
Roswell Johnson, obsessed with aliens like his late father, is accidentally abducted and discovers aliens are real. He m
Ages 4–11
The Sweetest Rosh Hashanah
Mara Bergman
For the child learning to navigate tricky family dynamics and the power of starting fresh as a new year begins.
Ages 3–7
Strong Mama
Robin Arzón
For the expectant mother or child curious about their beginnings, this vibrant story celebrates the physical and emotion
Ages 2–6
Old Coyote
Nancy Wood
For children processing the concept of mortality, this gentle story follows an elderly coyote as he peacefully prepares
Ages 5–9
There's Nothing to Do!
James Stevenson
For the child who claims there is absolutely nothing to do, this hilarious tall tale shows how boredom can lead to the w
Ages 4–8
Lots of Dads
Shelley Rotner, Sheila M. Kelly
For children noticing that families come in many shapes, this photo-essay celebrates the diverse presence of fathers, fr
Ages 2–6
The Underhills: A Tooth Fairy Story
Bob Graham
For the child wiggling their first loose tooth and imagining the tiny heroes who visit while they sleep.
Ages 4–8
Grandmothers Are Part of a Family
Lucia Raatma
For the child curious about their family tree, this gentle guide celebrates the special role grandmothers play in provid
Ages 3–7
Planet of the Pies
Judi Barrett
For the child with a boundless imagination who loves to ask 'what if' about the stars and the snacks in their pantry.
Ages 4–8
Lucky Song
Vera B. Williams
For the child enjoying a perfect afternoon, this rhythmic tale celebrates the simple joy of a handmade gift and the comf
Ages 2–5
At Our Table
Patrick Hulse
Celebrate the beautiful variety of ways families gather to give thanks, from sharing traditional meals to honoring the l
Ages 4–8
Oliver's Game
Matt Tavares
For the child curious about family history or wondering why a grandparent's dreams changed, this story honors the legacy
Ages 5–9
Joy Ride
Sherri Duskey Rinker
For the child who felt the sting of a peer's comment about their favorite things. A tender story about staying true to y
Ages 4–8
Angel Coming
Heather Henson
For children waiting on a new baby, this lyrical story explores the history of mountain midwives and the communal excite
Ages 4–8
Doesn't Fall Off His Horse
Virginia A. Stroud
For the child curious about their family's past, this story shows how sharing ancestral history builds pride, courage, a
Ages 5–9
Could Be Worse!
James Stevenson
For the child who complains about a rainy day or a stubbed toe, this classic tale shows how a change in perspective and
Ages 4–8
Thanksgiving: Stories & Lessons for Little Ones
Farmhouse Book Co.
For the child learning to appreciate the little things in life, these cozy seasonal stories offer gentle lessons on than
Ages 4–8
How My Family Says I Love You
Yvonne Sewankambo
For the child who asks how much you love them. Explore the many quiet, everyday ways family members show deep affection
Ages 3–7
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