St. Patrick’s Day Kids Books That Are Fun To Read!
St. Patrick’s Day Kid’s Books – Do you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Are you looking for St. Patrick’s Day children’s books? We loved reading to Sammie when she was little. And we gave her many kids’ books and St. Patrick’s Day books for kids to have in her little library in the closet. We wanted to have her love reading as much as we did. Reading can take you places you could never go. Learn about traditions, cultures, and holidays from around the world.
I grew up in a house of readers and storytellers. It was magical to listen to someone read a book. Tales of finding a pot of gold or other Irish folk tales for kids.
We stocked her shelves with books about Leprechaun’s, finding a pot of gold, being lucky… Stories of Leprechaun’s, being Irish, and celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day.
Sammie is quite an avid reader and is now about to graduate from college. But, I now, get a chance to do it all over again with my grandchildren. When I visit them I always bring books that Sammie has outgrown or that I have purchased just for them.
When I visit I always ask them to pick a book to read with me. Each one runs to grab the new book. We cuddle up on the couch and one by one go through each book. I love reading to them. They are bright-eyed and listening to these Saint Patrick’s Day books.
St. Patrick’s Day Children’s Books
St. Patrick’s Day Kids Books
- Green Shamrocks
- 10 Lucky Leprechauns
- The Night Before St. Patrick’s Day
- That’s What Leprechauns Do
- Happy St. Patrick’s Day Curious George Board Tabbed Book
- Happy St. Patrick’s Day Hello Kitty
- Fiona’s Luck
- The Leprechaun’s Gold
- Jamie O’Rouke And The Big Potato
- Patrick: Patron Saint Of Island
One of my grandfathers was from Ireland. He told us a few tales from the isle. He talked about traditions. Then in typical Irish fashion tell tales of working the land. We heard of war in their country and what life was like. He came to this country seeking a different way of life. His family had lived on a farm. This was in a very rural area full of green hills and dreams. His dreams landed him in America.
He taught us how to build a leprechaun trap and we have done this each year with our kids. Do you want to try this with your kids?
Do you have a wee bit of Irish in you? Even if you don’t we hope you will enjoy this booklist of stories to pick from for your kids. What is on your reading list? How do you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day?
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St. Patrick’s Day Crafts
- This is a fun and easy craft idea for St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Glitter Pots of Gold
- Frosted Luminary DIY you can make this for St. Patrick’s Day
- Hoop art craft project that you can hang anywhere in your home or gift someone
