I received product to facilitate this ‘Welbeck Publishing – Best Kids Books For Christmas!’ As always, all opinions are my own.
The four gifts for Christmas rule has become more and more popular over the years as people try to cut down on clutter and focus on quality. Have you heard about it yet? It entails giving your loved ones (children, family, spouse, or friends) four gifts. One from each of the following categories:
- Something you want,
- Something you need,
- Something to wear, and.
- Something to read.
So whether or not you’re looking to cut down to just four gifts or if you’re on the hunt for quality gifts; check out Welbeck Publishing and their amazing lineup of books! Today, I’m sharing some of my favorites that I know my kids will be stoked to received under the tree Christmas morning.
Welbeck Publishing – Best Kids Books For Christmas!
Welbeck Publishing is dedicated to producing the very best fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books and they have lots of great options for everyone on your list.
How Many Sleeps ‘Til Christmas? Joff Brown, illustrated by Gabriele Tafuni
The count down to the most exciting day of the year is on! Check out this fun board book with this celebration of fun and familiar Christmas activities and characters. Geared for ages 3-5.
Paperscapes: The Nutcracker Lauren Holowaty, illustrated by Margarida Esteves
The fairytale set in a series of intricately crafted die-cut pages, forming layered scenes that make each realm unique and picturesque. Children collect press-out characters along the way for display in a beautiful diorama.
Skygazing Anna Claybourne, illustrated by Kerry Hyndman
“Concise, well-organized sections that young readers will find enticing….Simple prose keeps the information accessible….Detailed, well-spaced illustrations…will further engage readers.”
Featuring a double cover, one half of the book is focused on the sky during the day and if you turn the book over, the other half focuses on the sky at night. Inside the covers of this delightful book, readers can discover all about airborne wildlife, weird weather, aircraft, stars and constellations, and their mythology.
The World Book Joe Fullman, illustrated by Rose Blake
Where in the world would you like to visit? Get ready to take an epic tour of every country in the world with the help of The World Book. First off, welcome to the world we call home! In all of Space there’s nothing quite like it. On the following pages of this gorgeous book, you’ll be going on the ultimate, unforgettable globe-trotting tour. From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, you can pay a visit to every country to discover it’s amazing history, geography, wildlife, culture, and cuisine, and find out what makes each one unique.
Robinson Crusoe A Robert Ingpen Illustrated Classic
These adventures, so thrillingly imagined by Defoe, were first published in 1719 and Robinson Crusoe has continued to delight and enthrall readers of all ages. This is one book that everyone, of all ages, would be delighted to receive!
Gulliver’s Travels A Robert Ingpen Illustrated Classic
Gulliver’s Travels has been loved by many generations of readers — for almost 300 years already! The telling of the misfortunes and pleasures of its eponymous hero is one of Jonathan Swift’s most enduring legacies, cherished by all who read.
Paperscapes: The Little Mermaid and Other Fairytales : A picturesque retelling with press-out characters Lauren Holowaty
This book is a must see as it features five classic fairy tales that come to life in fun, new retellings; featuring beautiful original illustrations, die-cut chapter openers and press-out characters.
60 Second Genius: History : Bite-size facts to make learning fun and fast Mortimer Children’s
Now you can learn everything about key history topics in just 60 seconds! Super impressive, this book is packed with essential info from prehistory to the present day and it’s all broken down into fun, fascinating bite-size facts that make them easy to learn.
Key events and individuals are clearly explained using colorful graphics and easy-to-follow text, plus easy-to-understand overviews of important historical periods. You’ll be delighted to find there’s even a pullout wall chart to record readers’ progress in each subject.
60 Second Genius: Science : Bite-size facts to make learning fun and fast Mortimer Children’s
Similar to the book above, instead, this time you’ll learn everything about key science topics in 60 seconds!
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This post currently has 16 responses.
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Amber Ludwig
So many great classics!! I loved Gullivers Travels growing up! I love the Christmas Countdown book too!
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Ashley Parks
These look super engaging! I love the covers! My kids have all asked for books for Christmas and they love reading! They would love these!
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Jackie
I loved receiving books as a child. My grandmother always gave us books for Christmas.
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Angie Peterson
I love to give books as gifts and these engaging books look like the perfect gifts ?
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Helga
This publisher includes some of my favorite timeless classics. They look well illustrated too.
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gloria patterson
These are some great books for kids of all ages. big fan of giving kids books
This years Christmas books is the THE X-MAS FILES going to give it to her early
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Lauryn R
I love this rule as well! I am not sure when I first heard of it, but I love following it each year. Books are a big favorite of mine; I have always loved to read and want my kids to love it as well. All of these books sound great, thank you so much for all of the ideas!
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Kelly Freeman
My six kiddos at home all love to read, but we don’t have any Christmas specific books . . . yet!
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jason jennings
my kids would love it
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my kids would love it
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Hannah G
My kids spend hours reading every day and I know they would love all of these books!
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monique s
Love the hardcover onea. Book giving is such a great keepsake and a gift that will give them time to think, learn or be creative
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Leela
Skygazing looks fun.
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Mia Rose
So many beautiful books to add to my collection. My grandkids would absolutely adore the Skygazing book as would I.
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Peggy Nunn
The girls love to read. These would be such a good gift for them. Thank you for the review.
I think our nine-year-old would love all of these!