Family Stories for Kids

Explore Family Stories made for young readers and classrooms. Discover curated children’s books and matching illustrations that bring Family Stories to life—perfect for parents, teachers, librarians, and curious kids.

Browse age-appropriate picks, meet creators, and find read-alouds, classroom favorites, and bedtime gems—all themed around Family Stories.

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I'm Mad: Kids Book about Emotions and Feelings, Social Coping Skills, Children Ages 3 5 (Big Feelings)

Emily Hartmann

Helping Kids Understand and Manage AngerEver notice how a little thing can turn into a big storm of feelings? You're not alone. Every child experiences moments when anger takes over like a roaring dragon. Here's the thing: understanding and managing anger isn't just about calming down—it's about giving your child a superpower they'll use their whole life.Through Lily's journey, your child will discover that even "big mad" feelings are normal and manageable. They'll learn that a twisty tummy, hot cheeks, and stomp-y feet are all clues to what they're feeling—and how to work through those emotions in healthy, empowering ways.Real Feelings, Real ToolsFollowing Lily's adventures, your child ...

The Invisible Bubble: Children’s Book about Personal Space, Body Boundaries and Consent (Family Series 2)

Emily Hartmann

Some kids love hugs. Others need a little space. And that’s perfectly okay.Luna has a bubble. It’s invisible. It’s important. And it’s all hers.Sometimes it’s big, sometimes it’s small—but it’s always there, helping her feel safe and comfortable.In The Invisible Bubble, Luna learns that everyone has their own kind of bubble—especially her best friend Finn. When she gives him a surprise hug and he doesn’t like it, Luna starts to wonder: Did I do something wrong? Or do we just feel things differently?This warm, playful story gently helps children understand the idea of personal space and consent. It shows that listening, asking, and respecting others' boundaries are all par...

365: How to Count a Year

Julien Chung

Explore different numerical breakdowns of a year in this playful concept picture book that introduces numbers big and small in creative ways, all adding up to a wonderful 365 days!

A year can feel like a really, really long time. One trip around the sun. Twelve months. Fifty-two weeks. 365 days. 31,535,000 seconds. It seems like forever, so let’s break it down! A year is made up of 365 “Good mornings.” It’s fifty-two Friday night movie nights, twelve calendar backgrounds, and one special birthday wish. Time passes in so many fun and exciting ways—come explore them!