A good spider book is always a must in every family’s library.

Charlotte’s Web The ultimate classic spider book. Charlotte, the talking spider, is majestic, honorable, and true. E.B. White tells the tale of friendship through the web of a spider, a pig, and a young girl.

The Spider and the Fly Mary Howitt’s poem comes to visionary life in a Victorian dollhouse. The artwork is precious. My son loves this book.

Anasi the Spider Anansi and his six spider sons set out on a dangerous journey.The story is a traditional Ashanti folktale from Ghana and was a Caldecott Honor book.

The master does it again with The Very Busy Spider (Board Book). The busy spider spins her web all day (because that is what she must do) and she rejoices with her dinner at night. Fabulous lesson for kids.

The Sammy Spider Series begins with the Sammy Spider’s First Hanukkah (Sammy Spider’s First Books). Preschoolers love the Sammy series, especially Jewish preschoolers, but the series is educational and fun.

Mighty Spiders! (Hello Reader Science Level 2) and Spider’s Lunch: All Aboard Science Reader Station Stop 1 (All Aboard Science Reader) are both great informational books for early readers.

Dream Weaver is one of the most colorful spider books available. With images of the night and webs, spider life jumps off the page.

Stellaluna is one of the most charming spider/bat stories on the market. It is an award winning story with an endearing creature, Stellaluna.

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10 Best Spider Books

The pictures in First Look and Find Board Books are colorful and simple, and the objects children need to find on each page range from easy to locate to challenging.  My kids first started using these books when they were about 2 1/2 years old, and it was difficult for them to find a few of the pictures, but for the most part, they could find them.  Now, at 3 1/2, they can find everything without any problems.  In fact, we’ve graduated to more challenging games on each page such as counting items and more.

The best part is since they’re board books, young children have a hard time destroying these books.

I highly recommend these books for toddlers and beyond.  There are more advanced Look and Find books for preschoolers and older children (we have those, too), but these are great for children to start with and enjoy for years.  I’m constantly amazed at the new ways my kids find to use their First Look and Find Board Books.

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First Look and Find Board Books Review