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If your child is interested in reading or could use a bit of light holiday entertainment during the school holidays this summer, then you’ll need to consider buying some great books. The summer holidays can seem long, drawn-out and a bit boring to children. Whilst adults would no doubt relish the thought of six whole weeks away from the stress and tensions of working life, six weeks can seem like a lifetime to children, especially younger kids. For that reason it’s essential to find as many ways possible to keep them occupied. And reading is a great way to do so. So without further ado, here are the best kids’ books to keep your children away from boredom this summer. The Sleepover Squad series, by P.J. Denton & Julia Denos This is a seven part series ideal for children aged between 8 and 10 years old. Focusing on four school girls, Emily (the smart one), Taylor (the rich one), Kara (the one with loads of brothers) and Jo (the bilingual one), your child will no doubt be able to identify with at least one of the characters as she explores the world of all four girls. Each book is told mainly from the point of view of just one of the girls so your child will be able to gain a broader understanding and perspective of the whole clan. What’s more, as there are seven books in the series, your youngster is bound to be occupied for the duration of the holidays. Stuart Little by E.B. White Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a mouse? No? Well what about what it would feel like to have a mouse friend who talks? Stuart Little is one such mouse who constantly goes on a variety of different adventures. Explore the city with Stuart as he tries to dodge everything from birds to cats as he goes about his day. This adorable talking mouse will capture your youngster’s heart from page one. Suitable for those aged 5-7 years, you may find that you want to join in on reading time to find out what happens to Stuart. The Hungry Caterpillar A truly famous children’s book loved by all, including adults, The Hungry Caterpillar explores the different kinds of food eaten by one very ravenous little caterpillar. So hungry is he that not even a great hunk of cheese will fill his belly. This book is great for younger kids aged between 3 and 5 years old – they’ll love the interactive part of the book. Get them to turn over each page and guess what the caterpillar will find to eat next. If you’re on the lookout for kids books online, look no further than The Book People. With a great range of titles to suit children of all ages, you’re sure to find plenty of books to keep your youngster happy.
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