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20 Valentine’s Day Books Kids Ages 1-9

There is love in the air and with themed crafts and treats at every turn, it seems only natural that our reading material should also be Valentine’s Day themed. We already have several Valentine’s Day books that we love, but there is always room for more. So I rounded up 20 Valentine’s Day Books Kids Ages 1 – 9 that we own or I am considering adding to our library.

I included the recommended ages from the publisher, however, in most cases I think the books are good for younger too. For example, my two year old LOVES Pinkalicious.

Valentine’s Day Books Kids Ages 1-9

20 Valentine's Day Books Kids

  • It’s Valentine’s Day (I Can Read Book 3) –  My new little reader is all about the “I Can Read” books these days, so we have to add this to our library. (Ages 4-8)
  • Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew #12: Valentine’s Day Secret – I added this to the list to have something for the big kids. Plus I loved Nancy Drew books when I was a girl, so I think this is a must-read. (Ages 6-9)
  • Pinkalicious: Pink of Hearts – Because my daughters ADORE all things Pinkalicious! (Ages 4-8)
  • OLIVIA and the Perfect Valentine – Another favorite character in my house. (Ages 3-7)
  • Amelia Bedelia’s First Valentine – This is from the new series of Amelia Bedelia when Amelia was a little girl. Sounds cute to me. (Ages 4-8)

It's Valentine's Day (I Can Read Level 3)It’s Valentine’s Day (I Can Read Level 3)Nancy Drew Valentine's Day SecretNancy Drew Valentine’s Day SecretPinkalicious: Pink of HeartsPinkalicious: Pink of HeartsOLIVIA and the Perfect ValentineOLIVIA and the Perfect ValentineAmelia Bedelia's First ValentineAmelia Bedelia’s First Valentine

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  • Where Is Baby’s Valentine?: A Lift-the-Flap Book – We have had this book for years. It was my daughter’s favorite when she was a tot and now baby sister adores it. (Ages 1-4)
  • Fancy Nancy: Heart to Heart – Another book from our collection. It is regularly requested year-round. (Ages 4-8)
  • Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Minnie’s Valentine – Yep, we own this one too. And it is a must for Mickey/Minnie Mouse fans. (Ages 3-5)
  • The Story of Valentine’s Day – We have The Story of Thanksgiving, and it is cute. Since we have had a lot of questions about Valentine’s Day lately, this might be a good solution. (Ages 2-5)
  • Doc McStuffins My Huggy Valentine – As if my girls need another reason to love Doc McStuffins, a Valentine’s Day treat. (Ages 3-5)

Where Is Baby's Valentine?: A Lift-the-Flap BookWhere Is Baby’s Valentine?: A Lift-the-Flap BookFancy Nancy: Heart to HeartFancy Nancy: Heart to HeartMickey Mouse Clubhouse Minnie's ValentineMickey Mouse Clubhouse Minnie’s ValentineThe Story of Valentine's DayThe Story of Valentine’s DayDoc McStuffins My Huggy ValentineDoc McStuffins My Huggy Valentine

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  • The Berenstain Bears’ Valentine Party – I grew up with The Berenstain Bears and I love sharing them with my daughters – plus it is a lift-the-flap book. (Ages 4-8)
  • Valentines Are For Saying I Love You – A follow-up to Thanksgiving is for Giving Thanks, the book has a sweet message about sharing love — not just Valentines. (Ages 3-5)
  • Happy Valentine’s Day, Curious George – That curious little monkey is so funny, plus it has lift-the-flaps. (Ages 4-8)
  • My Fuzzy Valentine – This fuzzy board book has lots to love. Although I disagree with the age recommendation, I would say 1 +. (Ages 3+)
  • Pete the Cat: Valentine’s Day Is Cool – My daughter’s best friend loves Pete the Cat, guess it is time to introduce my daughter to the series.  (Ages 4-8)

The Berenstain Bears' Valentine PartyThe Berenstain Bears’ Valentine PartyValentines Are for Saying I Love YouValentines Are for Saying I Love YouHappy Valentine's Day, Curious GeorgeHappy Valentine’s Day, Curious GeorgeMy Fuzzy Valentine (Sesame Street)My Fuzzy Valentine (Sesame Street)Pete the Cat: Valentine's Day Is CoolPete the Cat: Valentine’s Day Is Cool

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  • Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse! – From the series If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, these books are fun to read again and again. (Ages 5+)
  • The Night Before Valentine’s Day – We like the night before… anything. With the same cadence of The Night Before Christmas, I love reading these books. (Ages 4-8)
  • Little Critter: Happy Valentine’s Day, Little Critter! – Another timeless character with a Valentine’s Day story. (Ages 4-8)
  • Biscuit’s Valentine’s Day – My daughter’s pre-K teacher recommended Biscuit books for early reading, so this one is double sweet. (Ages 4-8)
  • Fisher-Price Little People Valentine’s Day is Here! – We have the Christmas version of this book, and my daughter wanted it read every day in December. She loves the flaps! (Ages 2-5)

Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse! (If You Give...)Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse! (If You Give…)The Night Before Valentine's DayThe Night Before Valentine’s DayLittle Critter: Happy Valentine's Day, Little Critter!Little Critter: Happy Valentine’s Day, Little Critter!Biscuit's Valentine's DayBiscuit’s Valentine’s DayFisher-Price Little People: Valentine's Day Is Here! (Lift the Flap)Fisher-Price Little People: Valentine’s Day Is Here! (Lift the Flap)

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NEW ADDS

  • Harvey The Heart Had Too Many Farts: A Rhyming Read Aloud Story Book For Kids And Adults About Farting and Friendship – Get ready to giggle your way through this rhyming tale of silly toot situations and friendship. (Ages 3+)
  • Llama Llama I Love You – What could be sweeter than Llama Llama on Valentine’s Day? (Ages 1 – 4)

I hope your family enjoys these Valentine’s Day Books Kids as much as mine. Happy Valentine’s Day!

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  1. Katrina larose says

    January 22, 2014 at 1:17 pm

    Love Olivia and biscuit books! Does duck & goose have valentines book??

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  2. Robin P says

    January 22, 2014 at 9:51 pm

    I think my two year old would love the Happy Valentines Day Mouse.

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  3. Sue E says

    January 30, 2014 at 9:50 pm

    My granddaughters love Olivia & Minnie Mouse. I am not into giving Valentine cards anymore.

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  4. laurie says

    February 5, 2014 at 8:11 pm

    wow these are so sweet, what a great idea

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