What to Read Wednesday: Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

The Best Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

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In our homeschool, I like to incorporate holiday books into our reading, especially if they increase our understanding of why we celebrate the holidays the way we do.

One of our favorite Valentine’s Day books, Saint Valentine, presents the origin of Valentine’s Day by telling the story of the “humble and gentle” physician, Valentine, who lived in ancient Rome during the time when Christians were persecuted by the Romans. Robert Sabuda, known for his paper artistry through his pop-up books, wrote and lavishly illustrated Saint Valentine with intricate paper mosaics that capture the feel of ancient Christian art. This story of Valentine depicts him as a kind, caring, and unselfish man of great faith.

This week we’re featuring some of the best Valentine’s Day books for kids. If we’ve missed your favorite, please leave us a comment and let us know what to add to our list.

Be sure to scroll down to download a free Valentine’s Day Printable Pack and Library Checklist.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

 

Free Printable Valentine’s Day Activity Pack and Library Checklist

Click here or on the image below to download a free Valentine’s Day Printable Pack and Library Checklist.

Our favorite Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

• Saint Valentine
• Roses Are Pink, Your Feet Really Stink
• Nate the Great and the Mushy Valentine
• Lilly’s Chocolate Heart
• Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse!
• Day It Rained Hearts
• Clifford’s Valentine’s Day
• Hug Time 
• The Biggest Valentine Ever
• My Fuzzy Valentine 

The most popular post from last week was:

 

• Onomatopoeia Free Writing Time with Kids from Highhill Education

And now for the link up!

Our hosts will still share a themed selection of our favorite books each week.

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