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Top Picks - Books

If you're looking for some great media suggestions for your kids--look no further than our Top Picks! We have a variety of lists in all of our media categories with some wonderful suggestions for kids of all ages. Whether you're looking for great fantasy books for your 8-14 year old or some classic holiday movies, you're sure to find something that your kids will enjoy.

Check back here often since we're continually adding new lists every week! If you have any suggestions for a new list or for a title that should be added to one of our existing lists, please let us know.

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Halloween Books for Young Kids

Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak

Classic masterpiece for toddlers and early grades.

on 2+
5 stars

Georgie by Robert Bright

Another story from boomer childhood of a pleasant little ghost whose routine of making little creaks and squeaks around the house at night is disrupted, forcing him to leave home.

on 4+
4 stars

There's a Monster Under My Bed by James Howe

Simon is sure there's a monster under his bed. But when he finally gets a flashlight and has a look, he finds a surprise.

on 4+
5 stars

The Very Worst Monster by Pat Hutchins

An amusing story of sibling rivalry among young monsters, again depicted in ways that are more funny than scary.

on 4+
4 stars

The Widow's Broom by Chris Van Allsburg

Shivery story with a surprise ending.

on 4+
4 stars

Mommy? by Maurice Sendak

Sendak's spooky pop-up not for very young.

on 5+
4 stars

Junie B. Jones Has a Monster Under Her Bed by Barbara Park

In this early chapter book, the irrepressible kindergartner is convinced by her classmates that invisible monsters live under her bed. But if anyone is up to the challenge, it's Junie B. Jones.

on 5+
4 stars

The Worst Witch at School by Jill Murphy

Too young for Harry? Try this fun witch series.

on 7+
4 stars

The Zack Files by Dan Greenburg

A second-grade X-Files. Zack is a boy with a talent for tripping over the supernatural. Adults think these books are witty and kids think they're cool. They're easy to read, and thus good for reluctant readers.

on 8+
5 stars

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