If you loved
Books like Lions
An engaging, fact-filled safari that brings the king of the beasts right into the hands of curious young readers. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Lions.
- curious
- awe-inspiring
- adventurous
- 01
Johnny Lion's Book
Edith Thacher Hurd
A cozy, imaginative celebration of how a good book can turn a quiet afternoon at home into a thrilling adventure.
- 02
Andy and the lion
James Daugherty · 1938
A bold, energetic retelling of a classic fable that celebrates the enduring power of a simple act of kindness.
- 03
Lafcadio
Shel Silverstein · 1963
A playful, conversational fable that explores the tricky balance between fitting in and staying true to oneself.
- 04
Lion's lunch
Hiawyn Oram
A cheeky, fast-paced romp through the jungle where cleverness goes head-to-head with a rumbling tummy.
- 05
Lions at Lunchtime
Mary Pope Osborne
A sun-baked, thrilling safari that balances wild animal encounters with the comforting safety of a magical escape.
- 06
Christians courageous
Anne E. Schraff · 1980
An earnest and uplifting journey through history that highlights the quiet power of faith in action.
- 07
A Lion to Guard Us
Clyde Robert Bulla · 1981
A brisk, earnest historical adventure about the fierce bond of siblings navigating a perilous world with only their courage to guide them.
- 08
Robin Hood
Howard Pyle · 1990
A sun-dappled, boisterous romp through an idealized forest where camaraderie and righteous mischief reign supreme.
- 09
Brave Little Tailor
Jacob Grimm
A classic, traditional fairy tale experience celebrating the triumphs of a clever underdog.
- 10
The king, the mice, and the cheese
Nancy Gurney
A playful, escalating romp about a royal dilemma and the tiny creatures who cause big trouble.
- 11
The lion, the witch and the wardrobe
Robin Lawrie · 1995
Step through an ordinary door into a wintry, magical realm where childhood bravery is the key to breaking an eternal curse.
- 12
Pierre
Maurice Sendak · 1962
A delightfully deadpan, rhythmic cautionary tale about the absurd perils of relentless apathy.
