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Over 20 great kids books fans of the movie Frozen will want to read

Here are over 20 books kids that love “Frozen” are sure to enjoy.

Over 20 Frozen Kids Books
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Starting with the book that started it all. The story that the movie “Frozen” was inspired by, the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen: 

#1 – The Snow Queen

"The Snow Queen" book by: Hans Christian Andersen

Frozen Books for Toddlers

#2 – Anna Loves Elsa

"Anna Loves Elsa" book by :Brittany Rubiano

#3 – Olaf Welcomes Spring

"Olaf Welcomes Spring" book by: Disney Books

#4 – I Am Elsa

"I Am Elsa" book by: Christy Webster

#5 – I Am Anna

"I Am Anna (Disney Frozen) (Little Golden Book)" book by: Christy Webster

#6 – Olaf’s Perfect Day

"Olaf's Perfect Day (Disney Frozen) (Little Golden Book)" book by: Jessica Julius

Books for 4-6 year olds

These “Frozen Step Into Reading” books are great for helping kids learn to read.

#7 – Big Snowman Little Snowman

"Big Snowman Little Snowman)" book by: Tish Rabe

#8 – Anna’s Best Friends

"Anna's Best Friends" book by: Christy Webster

#9 – Elsa’s Epic Journey

"Elsa's Epic Journey" book by:Susan Amerikaner

#10 – Olaf Loves to Read!

"Olaf Loves to Read!" book by: RH Disney

#11 – Frozen 2: One for the Books

"Frozen 2: One for the Books" book by: Disney Books

Books for Grades 1-4 (Ages 6-9)

#12 – Disney Frozen Storybook Collection

"Disney Frozen Storybook Collection" book by: Disney Books

#13 – Anna & Elsa #1: All Hail the Queen

I’m currently reading this “Anna and Elsa” series to my daughter, about a chapter a day.  Since it’s FROZEN, she has an interest in reading them.  

"Anna & Elsa #1: All Hail the Queen" book by: Erica David

#14 – Anna & Elsa #2: Memory and Magic

"Anna & Elsa #2: Memory and Magic" book by: Erica David

#15 – Anna & Elsa #3: A Warm Welcome

"Anna & Elsa #3: A Warm Welcome" book by: Erica David

#16 – Anna & Elsa #4: The Great Ice Engine

"Anna & Elsa #4: The Great Ice Engine" book by: Erica David

#17 – Anna & Elsa #5: The Polar Bear Piper

"Anna & Elsa #5: The Polar Bear Piper" book by: Erica David

#18 – Anna & Elsa #6: The Arendelle Cup

"Anna & Elsa #6: The Arendelle Cup" book by: Erica David

#19 – Anna & Elsa #7: The Secret Admirer

"Anna & Elsa #7: The Secret Admirer" book by: Erica David

#20 – Anna & Elsa #8: Return to the Ice Palace

"Anna & Elsa #8: Return to the Ice Palace" book by: Erica David

#21 – Anna & Elsa #9: Anna Takes Charge

"Anna & Elsa #9: Anna Takes Charge" book by: Erica David

I will say some books she enjoyed better than others.  

The first book was a little too character developing and not enough real adventure or action for her taste but she still wanted to continue reading it.  We did enjoy the other books we’ve read so far a lot more than the first.

It is a smidge advanced for my 5-year-old.  Some pages have pictures on them and I find she enjoys those pages a lot more as she can better visualize the story.  

Learning to create mental pictures that the printed words describe is an important reading skill that she is getting a lot of opportunities to develop.  Her familiarness with the movie does help her but I think in a year or 2 she would enjoy this series much more.

Turning An Obsession With Frozen Into a Love of Reading

I used my 5-year-old’s obsession with the movie Frozen in a positive way to help foster her love of reading.

My daughter is definitely going through a Frozen phase.  She would gladly watch the movie daily if I let her, and has watched it an uncountable amount of times to date.

I enjoyed the movie as well, but I have to admit, I look forward to her moving on from this obsession and from becoming an easy target of marketing schemes.  

Almost every shopping trip has her asking me to buy some Frozen related item – it doesn’t matter if it’s shampoo, cereal, or a kleenex box.  In fact, many times she doesn’t even know what the item is, but it has a picture of Anna and Elsa on it so therefore it must be great.

She chose a blue snowsuit this year because it reminded her of the colours in Frozen.  She has Frozen rain boots, running shoes, underwear, costumes, and often asks me to do her hair in an “Elsa braid” or sometimes an “Anna braid”.

So it was time to turn this obsession into something positive and help inspire my daughter to love reading.

Kim

Friday 25th of September 2015

My daughter is obsessed with Frozen right now and yes she would watch it daily if we let her. She wants everything Frozen. Great-grandma started it last year with an Elsa doll.

Karen W

Thursday 24th of September 2015

Now why didn't I think of doing something with Frozen. My girls would have loved that! Though they did seem to enjoy our Leaf ogres and watching Shrek. I am going to have to find that version of The Snow Queen. My girls enjoy watching Once Upon a Time with me, and they know there is more to the Snow Queen story than what is seen in Frozen. Thanks for all these great book suggestions. We have found a couple of them, but I didn't have any specific books to look for. Now I can search for them at our library.

Deanna @ Play Dough & Popsicles

Wednesday 23rd of September 2015

Awesome! We love Frozen and have a couple of these books in my daughters age group. Fun stuff. I entered the giveaway too. WE LOVE BOOKS!

Sarah

Thursday 17th of September 2015

My daughters both LOVE Frozen (still!).....thanks for the book suggestions!

The Blog Centre

Saturday 5th of September 2015

Not having any small children or in fact, no daughters, The Frozen Obsession is relatively unknown but do have very fond memories of the Snow Queen. Thank you for linking up with #ShowcaseTuesday