11 Children’s Books You Can Snag For Free On Kindle

A classic if there ever was one, Little Women is a must to add to your child’s Kindle. It’s available for free under the Kindle Unlimited subscription, and is one of those sweet books you just really want to share with your kids.

Ages 8 to 12

Caps for Sale was one of my favorite books as a child, and it’s such a classic to put on your kid’s Kindle. The illustrations are still just as gorgeous s ever, and it’s a great easy read for little ones to gain confidence in reading.

Ages 2 to 5

Nothing beats a classic bedtime story, and Goodnight Moon is one of the best. This is a great freebie to add to your child’s Kindle for when Goodnight Moon is missing or if you’re on vacation or in the car and need a comforting read.

Ages 0 to 3

Whether your child is already a Percy Jackson fan or just discovering the author, this book is the first in the series Percy Jackson’s Greek Myths. Mythology is such a fun subject to discover, and this one also includes lots of gorgeous illustrations to go along with the adventurous stories.

Ages 9 to 12

An absolute classic adventure, The Call of the Wild is a must to add to your kid’s Kindle. It can open up some great discussions about survival, instinct, and endurance.

Ages 9 to 13

Maybe The Giving Tree will be less heartbreaking if you read it with your kids via Kindle? I doubt it, but the story and illustrations are still just as wonderful to read through your child’s tablet or app.

Ages 2 and up

Another Shel Silverstein classic, Where the Sidewalk Ends is such a perfect Kindle book. The poems are seared in my own childhood memory, and I love the idea of a kid being able to have them in their pocket, ready to go on their tablet at a moment’s notice.

Ages 4 and up

Like so many on this list, there are several different editions of this classic, but in the free Kindle library, you can grab The Secret Garden: A Graphic Novel. The illustrations are just darling, and it really brings the entire world of Mary, Martha, and Colin to live.

Ages 8 to 12

Toad and Badger are some of the most well-known literary characters, so grab The Wind in the Willows for your child’s digital library, too. The drawings are so sweet, and this is such a nice, gentle read, even on a screen.

Ages 5 to 11

Another Margaret Wise Brown/Clement Hurd classic is The Runaway Bunny. This is a really fun one to put on Kindle for even the littlest readers, and it’s perfect for reading far beyond Easter and springtime.

Ages 1 to 4

If your kids haven’t jumped into the Food Group series, get them started with the first installment — The Bad Seed. It is laugh-out-loud funny and the illustrations work so well on a Kindle or the app on your child’s tablet.

Ages 3 to 7