It’s Time for a Laid Back Reading Break with Children Books

If someone tells you that you’re too old to read Children’s Books, well give them hell and say NO! You’re never too old for Children’s Books. Children’s Books are the only genre which has books that can be read and enjoyed by all ages. They have morals and life lessons which sometimes even adult books lack, they teach a lot about life, relationships and more with the help of interesting storylines and characters.

Children Books obviously should be part of the kids and children’s lives. The habit of reading and being with books should be developed and grown in them from the very beginning. Reading is an exercise which can be really helpful for them in the future. It not only helps their language but also the worldly knowledge and develops their habit to remember and learn.

There have been many children’s books which have been known to have interested and enjoyed by all ages-young, adults, old. You can even go back to them when you feel too overwhelmed and want to just lay back and slide into the time where it was much easier and simpler. The best time of life is childhood and you’re never too old to enjoy it once again or at least tap into the free imagination of the age  Some big names are Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz etc.

Some must read Children’s Books:

1.       The Bird With Golden Wings, Sudha Murthy

 

Sudha Murthy and her books are a must read for everyone, especially her children’s books. They teach the children a lot about life, food habits and etiquettes and the ways of life. This book is a short story by Murthy which becomes a great read with an enchanting story accompanied with a lot of life lessons. A golden bird, a girl and a greedy neighbour what will happen?

 

2.       The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

 

This novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is a world favourite and has been even adapted into a short movie. The story is very touching and enlightening. The story is fictional and though has been seen as a mere children’s story, is filled with lessons. The story is about a little prince who travels through planets including Earth and addresses many important themes that reign our lives- love, loneliness, friendship, loss.  The story takes a very important reflection on life, human nature and adults.

 

3.       The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame

 

This classic published in 1908 has been loved by parents for their children and adults for years. The story follows Mole, Mr. Toad, Badger, and Ratty, our beloved characters through their adventures in Wild Wood. The stories and delightful and quite fun to read. A must read!

 

A great collection of Children Books await you on https://www.bookswagon.com/picture-books-activity-books-early-learning-material-books Go ahead and fill your baskets and start reading now!