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Currently reading.-A list of books to help kids welcome Spring

I have updated this post to reflect the changes that have happened since I last wrote it. My daughters have grown older and are now reading chapter books, as well as exploring new music. However, I still cherish the memories of visiting the library with them and the excitement they would show when we checked out new books. Even though their interests have changed, they still get excited about reading new books. 

 I have compiled a list of the Spring-themed books we borrowed, along with a brief description of each book. Enjoy!



1. Abracadabra It's Spring
This book is filled with beautiful, and colorful art to get you ready for Spring. With Spring just around the corner, there's magic in the air, and so much to explore on every page.



2. Hello Spring


This book is filled with beautiful photographs that keep kids engaged. There are photos of nature, kids playing, insects, and much more. I thought it was a great book to help kids celebrate the arrival of Spring.


4. Spring Hare


This book is all about kids using their imagination. There are no words in this book, just beautiful, colorful art. It is a celebration of Spring and Friendship. 

5. It's Springtime, Mr. Squirrel!



We sure did laugh a lot while reading this book. It was very entertaining. In this book, Mr. Squirrel decides to help the hedgehog after he has seen a lady hedgehog. Mr. Squirrel takes the hedgehog on an adventure so that he can gain fame and glory. 

6. Spring according to Humphrey


This chapter book is about an adorable class pet named Humphrey.  My oldest daughter hasn't finished this book just yet, but so far she says it's been a wonderful read.
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  1. Jennifer WiseFebruary 23, 2026 at 6:07 PM

    These sound so fun. It's so nice to get book ideas from recommendations! :) Thank you for sharing this with us at the Will Blog for Comments #78 linkup! See you next time. :)

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    1. StephanieFebruary 23, 2026 at 8:02 PM

      Jennifer, thank you. Always happy to share at your party. 😊

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    2. Jennifer WiseFebruary 26, 2026 at 8:34 PM

      I'm so glad! :) I'm back with congratulations. This was one of the most-visited post from the Will Blog for Comments #78 linkup. It will be in the spotlight for the next 2 weeks, and it will be Pinned for extra visibility, too! We look forward to seeing more of your posts at #79 which opens Monday morning. Have a great weekend!

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    3. StephanieFebruary 26, 2026 at 10:22 PM

      Jennifer, I'm so happy to be featured at your party. Thank you so much for letting me know. :) I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.

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