2016 Winter Book Fair: Books For Everyone!

2016 Winter Book Fair

Books for Everyone On Your Christmas List!

We have chosen the best of the best, our personal favorites, and plenty of great reads for the list below. We hope this helps you pick books for the kids in your life who love to read–and those who don’t (yet)! All titles are linked to Redeemed Reader reviews (or will be over the coming weeks) and amazon. We have also created an Amazon store for your shopping convenience! At the bottom of the list, look for links to our previous years’ lists.

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Books For When You Want to Give a Spiritual Resource

 

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Books For Families Who Love the Classics

 

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Books That Make Great Read Alouds

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Books for Kids Who Love to Read

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Books for Kids Who Don’t Love to Read (yet!)

These titles also make great choices for kids who already love to read, but they all have extra features (illustrations, more fact than story, funny, etc.) that help add appeal for reluctant readers.

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Books for Nonfiction Junkies

For those kids who love a good story–if it’s true–or just want the facts. We have a  number of nonfiction titles sprinkled in amongst the other sections, too, so be sure to check those out!

Previous Winter Book Fair/Christmas Gift Lists

Which of these look like great picks for the children in your life? The Redeemed Reader staff is putting our money where our mouth is and buying several of these same titles for our own children (and nieces and nephews)! We’d love to hear if a certain book becomes someone’s favorite gift this year–let us know in the comments!

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Betsy Farquhar

Betsy is the Managing Editor at Redeemed Reader. When she reads ahead for you, she uses sticky notes instead of book darts and willfully dog ears pages even in library books. Betsy is a fan of George MacDonald, robust book discussions, and the Oxford comma. She lives with her husband and their three children in the beautiful Southeast.

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4 Comments

  1. Bobbee Pennington on November 23, 2016 at 11:25 am

    Dear Friends at Redeemed Reader,
    I am a children’s librarian in a public library in Texas.
    I recommend your site to so many parents and caregivers looking for help in selecting quality books for their children. I also find wonderful books to read myself so I can have books to recommend that I’ve read myself.
    Thanks so much for your wonderful site.
    If there is any way I can help you all, please let me know.

    • Janie Cheaney on November 23, 2016 at 11:51 am

      Bobbie–thanks for taking the time to get in touch with us! As for what you can do to help, we’re so glad you asked. See our pre-Thanksgiving post for some timely suggestions.

  2. Sunny on November 29, 2016 at 10:28 pm

    Thank you so much for this list! It can be hard to find really good, age appropriate books sometimes. I found several new ones here. Thank you!

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