Letter N Books for Preschool

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Grab a blanket and a cookie, it’s time for reading picture books together! These delightful letter n books for preschool will capture your student’s imagination and help children learn the shape and sound of N.

Reading books out loud while your child is in preschool has many wonderful consequences. Children will hear the rich language, learn amazing vocabulary, experience stories, develop the imagination, and learn to picture the written word. Almost nothing is as valuable to the long-term education of a child as consistent storytime at home. Reading together has lasting impacts! Plus, it’s a special bonding time that will become the highlight of your day.

Our list of letter N books for preschool is both funny and interesting, beautiful and curious, detailed and captivating. You’ll find a few new favorites on this list for sure! I can’t wait to share these letter n picture books with you.

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Ninja Picture Books

These picture books are perfect to read right before you make this lowercase letter N craft and transform the letter n into a ninja.

Ninja Baby by David Zeltser. Nina was a ninja baby from the day she was born. She conquered everything until the Kung Fu Master was born. A fun story about family.

Wink: The Ninja Who Wanted To Be Noticed by J.C. Phillipps. Ninjas are supposed to be silent and stealthy. Wink wants to be noticed. Will he find a way to reconcile this oxymoron?

Hello Ninja by N. D. Wilson. A rhyming picture book with a ninja hero sharing his day-to-day with readers.

Nighttime Ninja by Barbara DaCosta. In the hush of night, a ninja sneaks his way through his home to the ultimate treasure. But a surprise meets him at the end! This book is the perfect blend of both themes from our Letter N crafts!

Letter N Picture Books about Nighttime

Read these books to introduce the uppercase letter N craft and transform the letter N into a starry night.

Flashlight Night by Matt Forrest Esenwine. A flashlight transforms the darkness and reveals a magical world to explore for three adventuring kids.

Good Night World by Willa Perlman. A soothing, lyrical text that will help kids everywhere drift off to sleep as the world says good night.

If You Were Night by Muon Thi Van. The natural world and a curious question. What would you do if you were the night?

Little Owl’s Night by Divya Srinivasan. Owl wakes up from a good day’s sleep and watches his friends enjoying the night. But the little owl is curious about the daytime. Will it be just as amazing?

Daytime Nighttime, All Through the Year by Diane Lang. How do the animals live throughout the seasons, days, and nights? If this book has too much text, read the first sentence on each page.

The House in the Night by Susan Marie Swanson.

Night Train: A Journey from Dusk to Dawn by Annie Cronin Romano. Travel from a big city to a little town overnight and experience the curiosities of the changing light and changing landscape.

Night in the Country by Cynthia Rylant. Country night is just . . . different. Nothing is as dark as an unlit country night. But things are stirring. Who else is awake?

What Color Is Night? by Grant Snider. Nighttime isn’t just black and white. A wold of color brings night to life in this sweetly illustrated book.

Other Letter N Books for Preschool

The Napping House by Audrey Wood. In this hysterical book the entire household falls asleep on top of granny. Until somebody sneezes. I could read this book over and over and not tire of it.

The Best Nest by PD Eastman. When Mama bird wants the very best nest she can possibly get for her eggs, what wild goose will she send papa bird on next?

A Nest is Noisy by Diane Hutts Aston. Part of a series of science picture books, this beautifully illustrated book will captivate.

Noah’s Ark by Jerry Pinkney. A classic rendition of the ancient Bible story with gorgeous illustrations.

Fancy Nancy by Jane O’Conner. Only the coolest little girl you’ve ever met because everything has to be over the top. Fortunately, her family loves and supports her and plays along.