Classical Children's Books

For a love of literature and a lifetime of learning

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Welcome to Classical Children's Books



This is a website dedicated to classical children's literature. We will showcase books that have withstood the two greatest tests - kids and time.

Almost all of these books have been in continuous print for 50 years of more and still are loved by children. (And the few that are less than 50 years are included because they deserve extra merit.)

Since you found your way to our site - Classical Children's Books - I'm assuming you also love quality children's literature. And we are hoping you will enjoy this site as well.

It's somewhat like showing others the framework of your house while its still under construction. But walk through the rooms and picture what will be here.

Books that produce avid readers

.................Books that inspire a love of literature

................................ Books that make history come alive.

More than that, we'll combine history and literature and reading. And, yes, even though we still love the thought of curling up with a great book in front of a cozy fire, we also know the age of computers has arrived.

Here you will find how to combine classical literature with the e-kids of today. (But we're not willing to throw out the books and fireplace just yet.)

Since this is a hobby, it will take some time to get the site where we want it to be. So come on back. But before you go.......
.......we would like to hear what you believe are the best classical children's books.

How Can We Promote Children's Literature?

What ideas, thoughts, or questions do you have?

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