We recently partnered with Candlewick Press books to review some of their new kids books for Earth Day. They sent us 10 new children’s books, with stories that discuss various nature themes. Check out our full IGTV review, and I’m also linking to each of the new kids books for Earth Day here, so that you can check them out and share them with a little reader in your life!

Candlewick Press Books – New Kids Books for Earth Day

A World of Plants: written by Martin Jenkins, illustrated by James Brown

Masters of Disguise – Camouflaging Creatures & Magnificent Mimics: written & illustrated by Marc Martin

Reptiles Everywhere: written by Camilla de la Bedoyere, illustrated by Britta Teckentrup

Fungarium – Welcome to the Museum: written by Gaya Ester, illustrated by Katie Scott

Orangutan Hats and Other Tools Animals Use: written by Richard Haynes, illustrated by Stephanie Laberis

Zee Grows a Tree: written by Elizabeth Rusch, illustrated by Will Hillenbrand

The House of Grass and Sky: written by Mary Lyn Ray, illustrated by E. B. Goodale

Zonia’s Rain Forest: written & illustrated by Juana Martinez-Neal

Peppa Pig and the Earth Day Adventure: by Candlewick Entertainment

Bruno the Beekeeper – A Honey Primer: written & illustrated by Aneta Frantiska Holasova

Need other book ideas? Check out our Children’s Books, New Books for Kids, Holiday Books for Kids, Books for Kids (That Also Teach!), and Top 10 Tidy Books for Kids.

Thanks for pinning these new kids books for Earth Day!

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