63 Best Children's Books

"We need an adult version of [this book]!" - Arianna Huffington

"I started reading to Chelsea with [this book] and all the favorites which led her to make her own reading choices." - Hillary Clinton

Krista Tippett mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.

"[About] a boy who happened to be black and who happened to live in the city. He’s a kid just being a kid, and that’s enough." - Michelle Obama

"Love love love this book!!" - Don Cheadle

Richard Branson recommended this book on his "70 must-read books" blog post.

"I loved [this book]." - Fred Wilson

On the "books read" section of Ev Williams' GoodReads profile.

On the "books read" section of Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook profile.

"Definitely choked up by the end of it... WHY?" - Alexis Ohanian

"It's a good day for catharsis. And [this author] reading [this book] is a damn fine place to start." - Chris Sacca

"A great story about unconditional giving, but it's also a good reminder to not be that selfish little boy." - Jen Rubio

Michael Batnick recommended this book on Twitter.

Richard Branson recommended this book on his "70 must-read books" blog post.

"As a child of humble means, this book allowed me to believe that I could go anywhere and do anything." - Lisa Ling

"I read this Dr Seuss book to the baby but it truly is a guide to life for grownups as well." - Twinkle Khanna

"As a child, they exploded my imagination." - Chris Anderson

"How many times have I read [this book]? Easily could be 40. Could be more." - Gretchen Rubin

Russell Moore recommended this book on Twitter.

One of Taylor Swift's favorite books picks for "You are What You Read."

"[My earliest memory of reading is] sitting in the back of the beat up old station wagon reading a paperback of [this book] while my mom was driving us to the mall." - Peter Attia

"A beautiful book that I give to anybody who has a kid." - Evan Goldberg

Melinda Gates recommended this book on Likewise.com.

"One of the seminal books of my childhood. [...] What struck me about Pooh, of course, [was that] there was this bear of little brains who was so much wiser than everybody else." - Dr. Gabor Maté

Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book as a child.

"I wanted to be Meg Murry, the admittedly geeky heroine [in this book]." - Sheryl Sandberg

Ann Patchett recommended this book on the Parnassus Books website.

"What I loved most [about the main character] was that she was a girl, and she was a little different, and she was still the most powerful character." - Michelle Obama

"The greatest productivity book of all time." - Thomas Frank