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10 New Children's Books To Look Out For In June

Books can be a fun and delightful way to entertain your little ones. With a good book, you can stimulate their imaginations or introduce them to big, important concepts at their level. With a book, they can travel to a magical far off land or learn more about the plants and animals in their own backyards. 

Children’s books cover a vast range of subjects, from sports and nature, to science and racial diversity. It’s never too early to start building your child’s library and introducing them to the big, wonderful world of reading. 

We’ve selected some of our favourite children’s books that are being released this June. 

 

The Bench by Meghan Markle, Illustrated by Christian Robinson

(June 8th, Puffin)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June the bench

Meghan Markle is going to officially be a published children’s book author! Her touching book is about the bond between fathers and sons, based on the relationship between her own husband and son aka Prince Harry and Archie. Based on a poem she wrote for Prince Harry on his first Father’s Day, Meghan’s lovely words are accompanied by dreamy watercolor illustrations. 

Read Next: How to Make the Most of Books & Support Your Child's Language Development

Football Superstars: Pogba Rules by Simon Mugford, Illustrated by Dan Green 

(June 24th, Wellbeck Publishing)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Pogba 

This book is the ultimate guide to everything young fans want to know about Paul Pogba, from his own childhood to his career right now. Kids will discover how Pogba went from a promising young prospect at France’s famed La Havre Academy to commanding a record fee of £90 million at Manchester United, and everything in between! Filled with little known facts, stats, quizzes, and much more, this book is sure to be the envy of every young wanna-be footballer. 

A Friend To Nature by Laura Knowles, Illustrated by Rebecca Gibbon

(June 10th, Welbeck Editions)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Nature 

"This is my pledge, my promise, my vow, Lasting forever, starting now: I'll be a friend to nature." This book is a little love letter to nature and all the practical ways children can celebrate and explore the magical world we live in, outside their front door and in far off lands. The book is a combination of activities and lyrical prose, capturing the attention and interest of children regarding all things natural - from short and easy projects to more long term experiments. Laced with scientific facts and kid-friendly musings on the natural world, this book is sure to inspire children to be friends of and with nature. 

Bodies Are Cool by Tyler Feder

(June 3rd, Penguin)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Bodies

This picture book is a celebration of all different kinds of bodies. It highlights various skin tones, body, shapes and hair textures, along with many different characteristics that make everybody their own type of unique. The refrain in the books is infectious and sure to inspire; “My body, your body, every different kind of body! All of them are good bodies! BODIES ARE COOL!”

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Hey You! by Dapo Adeola

(June 10th, Penguin)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Hey You

This book is a lyrical and intimate portrayal of what it’s like to grow up Black, as written by Dapo Adeola, with pictures illustrated by the most exciting Black illustrators working today. The book addresses the experiences of Black children growing up in a racist system in a hopeful and honest way. The powerful message this book delivers is timeless and urgent. 

How To Vanquish a Virus by Dr Paul Ian Cross, Illustrated by Steve Brown 

(June 22nd, Welbeck Children's Books)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Virus 

This book is a fun, colorful, and reassuring looking into health science in a post-Covid world. It explores all different aspects of how super smart scientists save the world from sickness and disease. With over twenty years' experience of scientific research, Dr Paul Ian Cross, with illustrations by Steve Brown, helps break down all the different subjects that surround viruses and sickness in an approachable way. It is a funny and fascinating blend of quotes, facts, history, science stories, and bits of research. Perfect for any future scientist!

Aldrin Adams and the Cheese Nightmares by  Paul Howard, Illustrated by Lee Cosgrove

(June 24th, Penguin)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Cheese
This laugh out loud book from Paul Howard is a journey through a young boy’s dairy-powered supernatural abilities. Aldrin discovers that when he eats cheese before bed, he can enter other people’s dreams - and nightmares! Luckily his dad just happens to be the finest cheesemongers for miles around. This book follows Aldrin on his quest to answer the most important questions surrounding his particularly stinky gift, and those that try to control him. 

Read Next: Reading with your Toddler

Story of the Olympic Games by International Olympic Committee & Collaborators

(June 10th, Welbeck)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Olympic 

The exclusive and official children’s guide to the history of the summer Olympic Games! This book is published in association with the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, a foundation of the International Olympic Committee. The book covers a lengthy timeline, from the Athens 1896 games to those held in Rio in 2016. This title is chock full of fun facts and sports photography that will inspire any young athlete. 

How To Grow A Unicorn by Rachel Morrisroe, Illustrated by Steven Lenton

(June 24th, Puffin)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Unicorn

Sarah is looking for the perfect gift for her garden-loving grandmother in Mr Pottifer’s Parlour of Plants when everything goes wildly out of hand! Debut author Rachel Morrisroe’s rhythmic words are accompanied by gorgeous and whimsical illustrations by Steven Lenton, following Sarah along on her topsy turvy unicorn fantasy. 

Secrets of a Fortnite Fan 2 by Eddie Robson, Illustrated by Oscar Herrero

(June 24th, Mortimer Children's Books)

10 New Children's  Books To Look Out For In June Fortnite

Secrets of a Fortnite Fan 2 is the second chapter of one boy’s journey to total Fornite victory. This book is packed with actual Fortnite tips, tricks and secrets so that readers can play along with the main character and become a victor right alongside him. Full of fun, fails, and adventure, this book is perfect for your favorite young Fortnite player. It’s the perfect way to inspire a child that’s a little more inclined to play video games to dig their nose into a good book instead. A win all around!


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