Book Recommendations for a woman who loves children's literature?

Recommendation RequestBook Recommendations for a woman who loves children's literature?

Posted February 15, 2023 by Persepolis in Books

I have a knack for buying books that are on very heavy topics such as mental health, trauma, abuse, etc. I see no problem with this, but from time to time, I like to take breaks from reading books like those. I need something to help me decompress the heaviness of reading some of those books, so I'd like to ask for book recommendations from you all. I want to read children's books because they seem more free with the imagination, and they aren't usually bogged down by themes of real-life romance.

To help you with some recommendations, here are some of the books that I enjoyed reading as a kid:

Junie B. Jones book series
The Tale of Desperaux
The Secret School by Avi
Hatchet
Warrior Cats book series
Poppy by Avi
The Guardians of Gahoole book series
Walk Two Moons

Honestly, I might just go back and read these classics again to re-live the wonder between each page, but when I want to branch out and read something different, I think the book recommendations could be of some help to me. What are some good children's books that you know of?

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Posted February 15, 2023 by Persepolis

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