Siblings Day: 10 Books To Teach Kids About Sibling Love

Manisha Pradhan

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Happy Siblings Day! It’s that time of year again to celebrate the bond between siblings. Whether you have a brother, sister, or even multiple siblings, they can be your best friend, worst enemy, and everything in between.

As a parent, it’s important to teach your kids about the importance of sibling love, and what better way to do that than through books? Here are 10 books that are perfect for teaching kids about sibling love on siblings day.

Siblings Day: 10 Books To Teach Kids About Sibling Love

“I Am a Big Brother/Sister” by Caroline Jayne Church

This sweet and simple board book is perfect for introducing the concept of sibling love to young children. The book follows a young child as they welcome a new baby into their family, and it emphasizes the importance of being a loving and helpful older sibling.

“The Berenstain Bears and Baby Makes Five” by Stan and Jan Berenstain

In this classic Berenstain Bears book, the family is preparing for the arrival of a new baby. Brother and Sister Bear are both excited but also a little nervous about what this new addition will mean for their family dynamic. This book is a great way to teach kids about the changes that come with a new sibling and how to embrace them with love.

“Sisters” by Raina Telgemeier

This graphic novel is perfect for older kids who may be struggling with sibling rivalry. The book follows the relationship between two sisters, Raina and Amara, as they navigate their way through family vacations, school, and growing up. It’s a funny and heartwarming story about the ups and downs of sisterhood.

“Brothers and Sisters: A Family Scrapbook” by Joanna Cole and Stephanie Calmenson

This book is a great way to teach kids about their family history and the bonds between siblings that have come before them. The book is filled with pictures and stories from real-life brothers and sisters, and it encourages kids to cherish their sibling relationships.

“The Penderwicks: A Summer Tale of Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy” by Jeanne Birdsall

This charming novel follows the adventures of the Penderwick sisters as they spend the summer at a beautiful estate. Each sister has her unique personality and quirks, but they all share a deep love and loyalty for each other. This book is a great way to teach kids about the importance of sisterhood and the bonds that can be formed between siblings.

“Little Women” by Louisa May Alcott

*Little Woman is a timeless tale of sisterhood and the importance of family, making it a great read for siblings day/Image source: etsy.com*

This classic novel is a must-read for any child who has siblings. The story follows the lives of four sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, as they grow up and face the challenges of life. The book is a timeless tale of sisterhood and the importance of family.

“Max and Ruby” by Rosemary Wells

This adorable series of books follows the adventures of Max and his older sister Ruby. Max is always getting into trouble, but Ruby is always there to help him out and keep him safe. The books are a great way to teach kids about the responsibilities of being an older sibling and the love that comes with it.

“The Boxcar Children” by Gertrude Chandler Warner

This classic children’s book follows the adventures of four orphaned siblings who run away and live in an abandoned boxcar. The siblings rely on each other to survive and navigate their way through the world. This book is a great way to teach kids about the importance of sibling bonds and the power of family.

“Wolfie the Bunny by Ame Dyckman”

*This is a great book to teach single kids that sometimes even your pets can be like your sibling!/Image source: childhood101.com*

This is not your typical tale of sibling rivalry, A baby wolf is left on the family’s doorstep but the little girl Dot is quite sure that the wolf is planning to eat them all up! She cannot imagine having a wolf as a sibling. Until one day Wolfie is threatened and Dot saves her brother. This is a great book to teach single kids that sometimes even your pets can be like your sibling!

“Charlie and Lola: I Am Too Absolutely Small for School” by Lauren Child

This adorable picture book follows the relationship between siblings Charlie and Lola as Lola prepares for her first day of school. Charlie helps Lola overcome her fears and anxieties, showing her the love and support that comes with being a sibling. The book is a great way to teach young children about the role of older siblings as mentors and guides.

There are countless books out there that can teach kids about the importance of sibling love. From picture books to YA(Young adults) novels, there is a book for every age and every family dynamic.

So, this Siblings Day, take some time to sit down with your kids and read a book that celebrates the love and bond between siblings. Who knows, it may even inspire them to appreciate their siblings a little bit more. Happy Siblings Day!

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