3 picture books about imagination for kids

3 picture books about imagination for kids

Picture books about imagination.

Inspire kids to play with their imaginations with these three creative picture books! In these books, a trusty blanket can be magical, an old tree can be anything and a toy rabbit can come alive. Accompanied by captivating illustrations, these imaginative stories are perfect for little dreamers aged three to five.


Juni and the Anything Tree by Hayley Lowe. Juni stands outside on a spring day, smiling confidently. Behind her stands Leo, also smiling. Three other school friends stand behind them supportively. In the background is a fallen tree with green leaves growing from its branches.

Juni and the Anything Tree

In this inspirational picture book, Juni loves to play with the magical fallen tree in her schoolyard. The story celebrates how Juni’s imagination and creativity bring her a sense of joy when she’s on her own, and how they help her make friends who also enjoy make-believe.

Cristina Plays

Inside this surreal picture book, Cristina explores ordinary tasks like eating and tidying and makes curious discoveries before tumbling into sleep and visiting a fantastical dream world. 

Cristina Plays sweeps the reader into a clever game where Cristina might be a toy rabbit in a doll house or the child playing with it.

Blanket Saves the Day

Blanket Saves the Day

A wordless book about imagination, Blanket Saves the Day follows Josie and her trusty blanket that can transform into anything. But when Grandma gives it a good wash and patches it up, it seems like all its magic is gone. Can Josie find the magic in her favorite blanket again?