Books are gifts that keep giving, and any child will be happy to get one. We looked through the shelves to find the most beautiful children's books with positive and uplifting messages that your kids will love. Then, we put them all on this list to make it easy. Take a look to see which children books about having a positive attitude you want to add to your child's library!
The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires
A little girl and her furry friend set out to make something beautiful, but they face problems that make them lose hope. Children can relate to the little girl's frustration and learn about the perspective of her dog friend.
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' by Judy Blume
As the new girl at school, Margaret meets friends she doesn't quite fit in with. She starts to wonder where she fits in and how her body changes. This classic book about growing up is a great way for young readers to learn about the early stages of puberty and growing up.
Hands Are Not for Hitting Book By Martine Agassi
Teaching kids how to be tolerant and nonviolent is never too early. This colorful book can help teach toddlers what their hands are for (spoiler alert: not hitting) in a way they can understand and practice.
How to Be a Friend by Laurie Krasny Brown
This brightly colored book can help a young child who has trouble making friends. It shows kids how to put together the sometimes confusing parts of friendship. You can read this to your preschooler to help them learn how to make friends independently.
Red in the Flower Bed Book By Andrea Nepa
This story about a poppy seed that gets blown into another garden is a beautiful example of adoption between people of different races. There are adults who enjoy "Red in the Flower Bed." It helps people of all ages understand adoption better, even though it never says the word.
The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi
In this touching book, parents and children will learn to be more aware of other cultures. Unhei is a new student from Korea who isn't sure if she should tell her American classmates her name. The students help her try to choose a new name, but she doesn't feel like Amanda—Unhei. she's
Bif's Gift By Barb Stocklin
Bif's Gift sends a strong message of positivity and morality. It shows how we tend to put others down and become so full of ourselves that we start to believe our lies. This book talks about how each person is different, beautiful, and a gift from God. It helps us understand and value what other people bring to the world.