Discover 10 faith-filled picture books for ages 2–6 that grow your child’s faith and family connection through fun, meaningful read-alouds.
10 Faith-Filled Picture Books for Ages 2-6: Read-Alouds That Build Family & Faith
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Ages 3-5
Catching Kindness Read-Aloud
Watch the Catching Kindness read-aloud by Charlotte Glaze! This heartwarming picture book by Kara M. Mitchell shows how small acts of kindness can ripple through a whole day. Perfect for ages 4–8.
Book Review: The Noisy Puddle
The Noisy Puddle is a vibrant picture book that explores the changing life of a vernal pool through the seasons. With lyrical text and cut-paper illustrations, this nature book is a wonderful read-aloud for kids who love animals and the outdoors.
Book Review: Feathers Together
Feathers Together is a sweet picture book about two storks who stay connected even when they’re far apart. With beautiful illustrations and themes of friendship, love, and resilience, it’s a wonderful read-aloud for families.
Book Review: There’s No Place Like Gnome’s
Discover There’s No Place Like Gnome’s by Scott Magoon—a sweet picture book about a hardworking gnome, displaced animals, and rebuilding home together. Read this family-friendly review.
Book Review: Days with Frog and Toad
Looking for a heartwarming early reader? Days with Frog and Toad by Arnold Lobel is a charming collection of short stories perfect for young readers learning to read independently. Discover why this classic still captures hearts.
Book Review: The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors
Looking for a hilarious picture book your kids will love? Read this review of The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors by Drew Daywalt and Adam Rex—an epic, laugh-out-loud tale perfect for read-alouds and playtime fun.
Book Review: Because of an Acorn
Explore how one acorn can grow a forest in Because of an Acorn by Adam and Lola M. Schaefer. A gorgeous picture book with layered illustrations and a powerful message.
Book Review: Pancakes for Breakfast
Discover why Pancakes for Breakfast by Tomie dePaola is a humorous and heartwarming wordless picture book that teaches kids about food, effort, and generosity.
Book Review: Robert Bateman: The Boy Who Painted Nature
Discover the inspiring children’s biography Robert Bateman: The Boy Who Painted Nature—a beautifully illustrated story celebrating art, animals, and the natural world.
Book Review: Your Farm
Looking for the best board books for toddlers in 2025? Your Farm by Jon Klassen blends object naming with gentle humor and imagination—perfect for ages 1–5 and early readers.
Book Review: Go and Do Likewise!
Introduce kids to the wisdom of Jesus with Go and Do Likewise!—a beautifully illustrated picture book featuring parables like the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son. Perfect for ages 3–8.