Best Celebrity Children's Books

Jake Gyllenhaal, a fan of Russ & Daughters, has also entered the world of children's literature. Surprised that he could not find a book about his new job as an uncle, he came up with the idea of ​​writing a new novel for children titled “The Secret Society of Uncles and Aunts''. Co-authored by Greta Caruso and illustrated by Dan Santat, this book is an in-depth guide to Uncle Studies and Uncle Studies for kids.

'You are you'

Brian Krugman, the actor and director known for his roles in “Bones'' and the 2012 film “The Words,'' has published his first book supporting mental health awareness. Krugman, who became a parent last year, collaborated with an organization called Mind Up for Life to write a powerful children's book, “You Are You.'' Her poetic poems have become an instruction manual for children around the world on how to love themselves. Mr. Krugman will donate 100% of the proceeds from this book to his MindUP program. This program is a training program designed to help parents, youth, and educators overcome emotional barriers and thrive in school and beyond.

In “You Are You,” Krugman uses rhythmic poetry to spread the message of the importance of loving who you are uniquely to children around the world. “As a new father myself and having struggled with my own challenges as a child, I wanted to write something that would resonate with all children, regardless of their background,” Krugman said in a statement. “It was also very important to me to find the right organization to which I could donate the proceeds, so that we can reach more children and together we can bring this self-love guide to the forefront.”

“Don’t forget your dreams, Ebere.”

In Erivo's first picture book, the title character Ebere dreams big and dreams of a career as a rocket ship captain, as his mother insists that no dream is out of reach. This heartwarming story is a message of hope and possibility, and serves as a fun way to foster optimistic motivation in any child.

'bench'

A headline-grabbing new picture book by Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, takes readers into the special relationship between father and son as seen through the eyes of their mother. This story is special because it realistically depicts the evolving relationship that modern children have with their parents.

“Peanuts are after the money.”

Jonathan Van Ness is the embodiment of the fun gay uncle that kids look up to as they grow up. The Queer Eye star brings his signature humor and positivity to the pages of his first children's book about the adventures of Peanut, a gender non-binary guinea pig.

“Marcus makes movies”

Creative kids will appreciate comedian superstar Kevin Hart's novel about a boy who sees an opportunity to turn a superhero comic he's been drawing for years into a real-life movie. Not only is it packed with Hart's signature humor, but it also touches on important themes familiar to Hart: hustle, never giving up, and achieving your creative goals.

“The Mandarin Duck Story: A Modern Fable”

Inspired by the real-life mandarin duck that evoked glamor and fashion in the ponds of Central Park, the gorgeous waterfowl is the protagonist of superstar Bette Midler's modern-day fable. With illustrations by Joana Avilés and portraits of New York City by Michiko Kakutani, this story celebrates the joy of small things, like a rainbow duck.

“The world needs more purple people”

Beloved actress Kristen Bell introduces the world to the Purple People in her first picture book. This picture book aims to reach across the political divide, highlighting all the things that unite people in this world despite their differences. So what is a purple person? According to Bell, she is an everyday superhero who brings communities together, stands up for what is right, and strives for what they believe in.

“C is country”

Learn your ABCs with crossover music sensation Lil Nas X. Like a versatile fashion plate and wrapper, this New York Times bestseller combines alphabet learning with gorgeous illustrations by Theodore Taylor III. And yes, there are plenty of country-meets-fashion moments when “B” is for boots. Cowboy looks include a variety of stitches and colors: pink, yellow, red, blue, and brown.

“Fables of Natalie Portman”

The Oscar winner retells three classic fables: “The Three Little Pigs,” “The Tortoise and the Hare,” and “The Country Mouse and the City Mouse.” Come and enjoy the rhyming story. Check out artist Gianna Mattia's amazing illustrations.

'i promise'

The inspiring story, started by LeBron James' Charitable Foundation's I Promise program, encourages and motivates kids to get a head start and “strive for greatness.” This rhyming story with art by Nina Mata encourages kids to dream big and that if they work hard, they can achieve their goals.

'sweet child o mine'

A retelling of the Guns N' Roses song “Sweet Child O' Mine,” this picture book turns this power ballad into a story about Maya and Natalia Rose, two young girls who grew up touring with the band. It is reinterpreted as. This book is literally a combination of sweet illustrations by artist Jennifer Givoin and lyrics that will bring a smile to your face and remind you of your childhood memories.

“Suruwe”

Written by Lupita Nyong'o and illustrated by Vashti Harrison, the story follows Suluwe, a Kenyan girl who wants to be more like her family. “Solwe” is a beautiful story about her self-worth and inspires her children to see the beauty in themselves. The Academy Award-winning actress' debut children's book will soon be adapted into an animated musical on Netflix.

“Change Things: Children's Hymn”

Amanda Gorman's words sparked hope at President Joe Biden's inauguration, and now the poet wants to inspire the next generation with her “lyrical prose” picture book. The story is about a young girl on a musical journey who discovers that she (and her friends) has the power to make a difference. The illustrations are by Loren Long, and the book is scheduled to be released in September, and pre-orders are now being accepted.