Two books you and your children will love reading together

If you are looking for some great reads the entire family can enjoy together, look no further than these books curated by the Vujar review team.

Pippi Longstocking

Originating from Astrid Lundgren's 1945 Swedish book, Pippi is a role model for people of all ages, generous, cunning, strong, unconventional, and adventurous. She represents the best of a child's natural qualities, and the book's telling of her wild adventures will capture your children's imaginations.

The Little Prince

Though The Little Prince is technically a children's book, it's as famous - or perhaps even more popular - among adults. It's one of the best-selling and most-translated books ever published. Although the book is written in plain, accessible language and features a child protagonist, it makes some moral observations about life and the human condition that have struck a chord with adult audiences. Its evocative illustrations and deep themes make it an attractive choice for readers of any age.

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How to create an interesting children’s book

Children’s books are one of the most exciting to write as you can incorporate so many different elements to them from good values to colorful images and a fictional world. Books for children are designed for the imagination so can be as wild as you want to make it. If you’re writing a children’s book, here are a few tips on creating one.

Get into the mindset - When it comes to writing a book for kids, it’s completely different than writing for adults as they think differently, and you’ll have to put yourself in the shoes of who you’re writing for. Children’s books cover many years of our little ones, and these are the years they develop cognitively the most, so each stage will require a different set up in the books. You’ll need to adapt it and make it educational and fun.

Learn about your target audience - Like for any genre of book, you need to know who you’re writing for and when it comes to kids, that’s the same process. Buyers are generally females between the age of 30-44 so you need to make it appealing for them that they’ll buy it for their kids.

Include important elements - Like a book, you still want to fill it with every exciting element out there from interesting characters to action and plot twists. Just because it’s for children, it doesn't mean it’s less exciting. In fact, it’s probably more exciting as you can pack it with every descriptive word under the sun and loads of colorful imagery.

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