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Books to help a 5-year-old process the loss of a grandparent
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Yucky Worms
Vivian French
For the curious child who is hesitant about creepy crawlies. Discover how amazing earthworms really are while gardening
Ages 5–8
Mean Old Uncle Jack
Anna Grossnickle Hines
For the child who feels a little unsure about a relative's loud or roughhousing style. This playful story helps kids see
Ages 3–7
The Mouse, the Cat, and Grandmother's Hat
Nancy Willard
For the curious toddler who loves to anticipate what happens next, this rhythmic tale turns a simple birthday party into
Ages 2–5
The Lighthouse Keeper's Christmas
Ronda Armitage
For the child who worries that a change in plans might ruin the holiday magic. A comforting tale of family resilience du
Ages 4–8
Uncle Henry and Aunt Henrietta's Honeymoon
Nicole Rubel
For the child who loves a good 'whopper.' This silly story shows how a boring night of babysitting can turn into a wild
Ages 4–8
A Crown for Corina
Laekan Zea Kemp
For the child exploring their family heritage, this vibrant story uses the art of flower-crown making to help kids expre
Ages 4–8
Grandmothers Galore!
Judith Henderson, Ellen Yeomans
For children navigating the funny side of competition, this whimsical tale celebrates the unique quirks that make every
Ages 4–8
Lucky Morning
Sally Noll
For the child who thrives on quiet moments and the magic of discovery, this story celebrates a peaceful morning walk and
Ages 3–6
Aren't You Coming Too?
Eve Rice
For the child who feels left behind as the morning rush begins. A soothing look at the quiet moments of waiting and the
Ages 2–5
This Little Piggy
Nicholas Heller
For the child who needs one more story to settle down, this playful expansion of a classic rhyme turns a simple bedtime
Ages 2–5
I Like Trains
Daisy Hirst
For the toddler who is fascinated by everything that goes, this sweet story celebrates the many ways a child can play wi
Ages 2–5
My Grandma is Wonderful
Nick Butterworth
For the child who shares a special bond with their grandmother, this heartwarming story celebrates the small, everyday j
Ages 2–5
The Whales' Song
Dyan Sheldon
For the child who senses magic in the natural world and needs a quiet space to dream. This atmospheric story honors the
Ages 4–9
The Cousins
Judith Caseley
For children who feel like the odd one out in their family. A reassuring look at two cousins who couldn't be more differ
Ages 4–8
Home Is a Heartbeat
Laekan Zea Kemp
For the child who thrives on the noise and warmth of family, this poetic journey captures the sensory magic of a bustlin
Ages 4–8
Timothy Tall Feather
Charlotte Pomerantz
For the child curious about their heritage and the stories of their ancestors. A quiet, imaginative exploration of ident
Ages 4–8
Pearl Moscowitz's Last Stand
Arthur A. Levine
For the child learning that one person can protect the heart of a community, this story explores how to stand up for the
Ages 4–9
My Family Tree: A Bird's Eye View
Nina Laden
For the child curious about their roots, this interactive guide uses a charming bird metaphor to help families map out t
Ages 4–8
Peter's Pockets
Eve Rice
For the child who loves finding small treasures but has nowhere to put them. This gentle story celebrates everyday probl
Ages 3–7
The Train Ride
June Crebbin
For the child preparing for their first big trip, this rhythmic journey captures the magic of the moving world and the j
Ages 2–5
The Twelve Hours of Christmas
Jenn Bailey
For the family preparing for a busy holiday gathering, this festive countdown captures the joyful chaos and sensory magi
Ages 4–8
Peppa Pig and the Vegetable Garden
Candlewick Press
For the child who wants to understand where their food comes from and why good things take time to grow.
Ages 2–5
Where Are You Going, Emma?
Jeanne Titherington
For the child who feels a flutter of panic when they lose sight of their grown-up in a crowd. A soothing story about bei
Ages 3–6
Bamboozled
David Legge
For the child who loves to spot what's wrong in a picture. This visual puzzle celebrates the bond between a girl and her
Ages 4–8
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