I Like Books

The Book with No Pictures

B.J. Novak

A hilarious children's book that proves books can be fun even without pictures. The text itself becomes the entertainment, encouraging children to read and laugh. It challenges traditional book expectations in a playful way. The book engages young readers through silly words and instructions that adults must read aloud.

Press Here

Herve Tullet

An interactive picture book that invites children to engage directly with the pages. Each page encourages readers to press, shake, or tilt the book, creating magical visual transformations. It celebrates the imaginative power of books and reader interaction. The simple design and playful concept make reading an active, exciting experience.

Reading Makes You Feel Good

Todd Parr

A colorful, affirming book that celebrates the joy of reading. The book uses simple language and bright illustrations to show reading's positive impact. It encourages children to see reading as a fun, empowering activity. The narrative directly reinforces the pleasure of books.

Dragons Love Tacos

Adam Rubin

A whimsical story about dragons' love for tacos and their hilarious aversion to spicy salsa. The book combines humor, imagination, and unexpected storytelling. It encourages children to enjoy reading through its absurd and entertaining narrative. The colorful illustrations and silly premise make it a delightful reading experience.

Wild About Books

Judy Sierra

A playful story about animals discovering the joy of reading in a library. The book celebrates reading's universal appeal across different species. It shows how books can spark imagination and curiosity. The rhyming text and humorous illustrations make reading fun.

Interrupting Chicken

David Ezra Stein

A charming tale about a young chicken who can't help interrupting bedtime stories. The book playfully explores storytelling and reading interactions. It shows the joy and unpredictability of reading together. The narrative celebrates imagination and the interactive nature of storytelling.

The Library Lion

Michelle Knudsen

A heartwarming story about a lion who becomes a library visitor. The book explores library rules, friendship, and the magic of reading. It shows how books can create unexpected connections. The narrative celebrates libraries as welcoming, transformative spaces.

The Book Eating Boy

Oliver Jeffers

A unique story about a boy who literally eats books and gains knowledge through consumption. The book explores reading in a fantastical, metaphorical way. It celebrates the transformative power of books and learning. The imaginative concept encourages children to see reading as an exciting adventure.

Book Uncle and Me

Uma Krishnaswami

A story about a young girl's love for reading and community engagement. The book shows how books can inspire social change. It celebrates reading as a powerful tool for understanding the world. The narrative encourages children to see reading as a meaningful activity.

Biblioburro

Jeanette Winter

A true story about a Colombian teacher who creates a traveling library using donkeys. The book highlights the importance of books in remote communities. It shows how reading can transform lives and bring joy to children. The narrative celebrates the universal power of books and reading.