Books For Kids- My Kids’ Favorite Books from Library Hauls-2019|Mommy Share Space

July of this year, I started incorporating library trips into our homeschool routine. It fits at this season of our lives as a family.

I want to share those trips in a way that might be helpful to other parents or homeschoolers. On Instagram, I share photos of all the books we got from our visits. But, we usually get quite a bit to last for the three weeks we keep the books. Additionally, the girls end up having a few that are favorites (they are not shy to say if they did not enjoy a book). Other kiddos their age might relate. So those are the ones I would like to share here. If you would like to see our full library hauls, you can follow us on Instagram.

To keep things simple, I am going to use mostly pictures. (Transparency: Those pictures would be clickable). I will also state my kid/s’s age and ‘grade’ at the time that they liked that particular book.

To find the age range and recommended grade level for each book, you can scroll under the book to product details on Amazon.

This post will be pinned in my sidebar to make it easier to find. And whenever I update the list for the rest of this year, I will share it on my social media platforms.

Reference-My Kids:

First Child- 8yrs, grade 3.
Second Child- 6yrs, grade1-2 (She is somewhere in-between ).
Third Child- 4yrs, pre-k

Books For Kids- My Kids’ Favorite Books from Library Hauls-2019|Mommy Share Space

Tap the Magic Tree– PreK, 4yrs

Pokémon- Secret of the Pink Pokémon– Grade 1-2, 6yrs & Grade 3, 8yrs

Baby Bear’s Book of Tiny Tales– PreK, 4yrs

The Major Eights 1- Battle of the Bands– Grade 3, 8yrs

Sarai in the Spotlight– Grade 3, 8yrs

My little bookworm adores this series. It is a four-book series, two of which she read and cannot wait to read the last two.

Books For Kids- My Kids’ Favorite Books from Library Hauls-2019|Mommy Share Space

Pokémon- Scyther, Heart of a Champion– Grade 3, 8yrs

Pokémon- Adventure on Treasure Island– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Melowy- The Surprise Visit– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

I am so happy this was a hit with my six-year-old daughter. She gets bored, sitting for too long. This six-book series was a hit, and she has recently completed the set. So proud of her!

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Melowy- The Song of the Moon– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Bee, A Peek-Through Picture Book– PreK, 4yrs

Melowy- The Secret Book– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Melowy- The Ice Enchantment– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Pokémon- Journey to the Orange Islands– Grade 1-2, 6yrs & Grade 3, 8yrs

Melowy- Dreams Come True– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Get Out of My Bath!– PreK, 4yrs

I cannot tell you how much my little one loves this book. I have been trying to do more library runs and purchase less physical books (the kids already have a home library). But this is VERY tempting. The bonus is they all enjoy it as a bedtime read-aloud: animations and all.

Would you purchase it? Comment below.

Ellie, Engineer- The Next Level– Grade 3, 8yrs

Another hit with my eldest daughter. She plans on trying to find the first book in this three-book series. The third book is due to release in November of 2019. When I told her there was going to be a third book, her smile: priceless! She LOVES reading.

Books For Kids- My Kids’ Favorite Books from Library Hauls-2019|Mommy Share Space

Clementine, Friend of the Week– Grade 3, 8yrs

She is also enjoying this series. We own the first book in this six-book series, so she already knew she liked Clementine.

Sleepy Bears– PreK, 4yrs

The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors– PreK, 4yrs

As a parent, I found The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors to be quite aggressive for a children’s book. However, my kids honestly loved and enjoyed it . How I see it, we don’t own it, and we will not be borrowing it again (), so I don’t believe they would get scarred for life.

The Day the Crayons Came Home– PreK, 4yrs

Merida- The Secret Spell– Grade 1-2, 6yrs & Grade 3, 8yrs

Ellie Ultra- An Extra-Ordinary Girl– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Clementine- Completely Clementine– Grade 3, 8yrs

Magic Animal Rescue- Maggie and the Unicorn– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Sarai and the Meaning of Awesome– Grade 3, 8yrs

My eight-year-old has decided this is one of her favorite books of all time. And I can tell you, that’s the truth. But she still has book three and four to go, so we’ll see.

Rainbow Magic- Skyler the Fireworks Fairy– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Legends of Zita the Spacegirl– Grade 1-2, 6yrs & Grade 3, 8yr

I love this series. So our library had this comic book for sale. I was trying to find different types of books that might encourage my six-year-old to read, without me having to tell her. She loved it. And this was a no brainer; I immediately purchased the rest of the series.

This book pictured is the second book in the trilogy. I read it myself, and have to say, in the end, it was engaging and a fun story, even as an adult.
I first had to get over my initial reservations, though, since I was never a big comic reader.
To those with little ones that might be hesitant readers, I recommend giving this set a try.

Melowy- The Night of Courage– Grade 1-2, 6yrs

Pokémon- Race to Danger– Grade 3, 8yrs

Question…

Do you have any family favorites you would like to share below? Also, do you find the style of this blog post useful?

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