Interactive Books for ChildrenInteractive books can be used with babies and toddlers.They include fun, exciting things to do while a child is engaged in a story. In fact, they can also be used with school-age children who don't enjoy reading, and books with quick links can be used to develop computer skills for advanced readers. Interactive children's books make reading more fun! For younger children, especially, the more interaction in a book, the more FUN it is for kids to read. Other forms of media are hard to compete with, but a book with things to do, draws in children and parents alike Interaction with a book and its characters helps develop a child's love of books. When children associate books with fun, they naturally want to read books themselves!
An interactive book is a book that requires some action by the reader(s). Interactive childrens books tend to draw the participants in to the story and children can get really involved and excited about the story.Here are some of the actions your child might be asked to perform:
If you have a child or grandchild , consider buying some interactive books for him. You'll find that you will have lots of fun reading them together. Just don't do it at bedtime, or you'll find that your child might be too wound up (from all the fun) to go to sleep. Books with interaction are GREAT fun! Interactive Books to Childrens Books
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by Heather Amory and 
by Emma Helbrough.
by David Pelham.
by Julie Aigner-Clark .
for children aged 9-12 has mysteries that children solve by finding clues in the pictures.
by Lesley Sims is an example that children love, partly because of the humor. This book is an excellent home school resource and has high quality photos and information. (ages 9-12)
. Children have to correct the sounds when the book makes mistakes. The silliness (and it keeps getting funnier) makes this a favorite for many young children. (ages baby-preschool)
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