Books About Hosting

The Best Hosting Books for Kids

Looking for excellent children's books about hosting? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.

Start with our editorial favorites, then browse recommendations organized by reading stage to find the right book for your reader.

The Shortlist

Our 3 Favorite Books About Hosting

Tea Rex
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$1797
Picture Book · Ages 3–5 · 2013

Tea Rex

By Molly Idle · Book #1 in the Tea Rex series

A guide to hosting a proper tea party.

40 pages· 259 words· Est. 2 min read-aloud
5.8/7 Bookroo·4.0/5 Goodreads · 2,329 ratings
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Hardcover
Summary: When a dinosaur joins a tea party, chaos ensues. The hosts must navigate the challenges of entertaining a guest whose manners are more prehistoric than polite. Can they keep the party from becoming a disaster, or will the Cretaceous visitor turn their afternoon upside down? Discover the hilarity and surprises that unfold when a T. rex comes to tea.
Tea Parties
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$1398
Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2009

Tea Parties

Discover the secrets to hosting an elegant tea party with flair.

40 pages· 2,044 words· Est. 16 min read-aloud
4.0 Goodreads · 753 ratings
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Hardcover
Summary: Join Fancy Nancy as she transforms ordinary tea parties into elegant affairs. With tips on attire, refreshments, and decor, Nancy shows how imagination can turn even paper plates into something special. Will your next gathering be the talk of the town? RSVP to find out!
Henry Heckelbeck at Your Service
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$759
Chapter Book · Ages 5–9 · 2027

Henry Heckelbeck at Your Service

By Wanda Coven, Priscilla Burris (Illustrator) · Book #22 in the Henry Heckelbeck series

A boy plans a five-star weekend for a young guest, then learns what hosting costs.

128 pages
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Paperback
Summary: The Heckelbecks are hosting a family friend for the weekend, and she has a son exactly Henry's age. Henry plans a five-star stay at Hotel Heckelbeck, until he learns he must give up his bedroom and always let the guest go first. Henry has to work out what being a good host really means in this easy-to-read illustrated chapter book.