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Being surrounded by beautiful landscapes, majestic wildlife, and great people has inspired many Alaskan authors and illustrators to mesh their talents and surroundings together to make some incredible children’s books. From toddler board books, to educational Alaskan books, and everything in between, there is a little something for everyone. It doesn’t matter if you’re five, or a little over eighty-five, you’re never too old to read a good kid’s book, and I’m sure this list has something you’ll enjoy!
1. Mama, Do You Love Me?
This is probably one of my favorite kid’s books of all time. It’s simple, sweet, and the Alaska themed illustrations are incredible. This is a must have for the start of your kiddo’s book collection.
2. Quilt of Dreams
This heartwarming about a girl, her mom, and her grandma’s legacy is a great read for younger girls to enjoy.
3. Alaska ABC Book
This is a great book to have around to help little guys learn their ABCs and also point out pictures of many different Alaskan animals.
4. The Eyes of Gray Wolf
While reading this book, kids will get to see what life is like for a wolf in the wild and see some amazing illustrations. This one is more for the elementary school aged child.
5. The Alaska Mother Goose
This book of Alaska themed nursery rhymes is sure to entertain any toddler with its whitty poems and cheery pictures.
6. Alaska’s Dog Heroes
If you have any dog lovers in your house, this book is for them! These true stories about incredible Alaskan pups will captivate the interest of any kiddo with a love for dogs, Alaska, and adventure.
7. Alaska’s Little Chief
I only recently discovered this book, and I have to say it’s now up there on my favorites list. This story tells about real life struggles and traditions of Alaskan, David Solmon, and includes a letter from him at the end of the story.
8. Danger the Dog Yard Cat
One for dog and cat lovers alike, this tail (pun intended!) by Iditarod winner Libby Riddles will surely put a smile on your kiddos face.
9. Blueberry Shoe
Who would have every thought a book about a shoe could be so charming and fun!? Check out this read about the adventures of a shoe in the Alaskan wilderness.
10. I Would Tuck You In
Toddlers will love this story of the love between mommas and babies, as illustrated by adorable Alaskan animals.
I truly hope you and your family enjoy these timeless Alaskan tales. Happy reading!