The Best Long-distance Relationships Books for Kids

Summary: Dani returns to her hometown, facing a changed Alec, her childhood friend turned hockey star. Amidst family turmoil and unresolved feelings, they fake a relationship, sparking unexpected reconnections. As they navigate their past, secrets unravel, challenging their perceptions and revealing why Alec distanced himself. Will their pretend romance lead to real emotions, or will hidden truths keep them apart?

Summary: Artie loves giving hugs, but her grandma lives far away. Unable to hug her in person, Artie discovers the magic of sending hugs through handwritten letters. This heartfelt tale explores the power of words to bridge distances and connect loved ones. Will Artie's hug reach her grandma? And what happens when you send a hug across the miles? Dive into this timeless story of love, connection, and the unexpected joy of receiving a hug in return.

Summary: Juno and his grandmother bridge the distance between them with letters—hers in Korean, his in drawings. When Juno sees a photo of her new cat, he sends a picture asking her to visit. Her response? A miniature plane, signaling her journey to him. This heartwarming story explores the power of love and creativity in overcoming language barriers and connecting across cultures. Will Juno's wish for a visit come true, and what surprises await when they finally reunite?

Summary: Elle Evans has finally tamed bad boy Noah Flynn, but now he's 3,000 miles away at Harvard and long distance is hard. When Elle sees a post suggesting Noah is getting friendly with someone else, she's devastated. And it's hard to ignore Levi, the sweet new boy who is clearly interested in her. With her heart on the line, Elle has to decide what she really wants.

Summary: Elle's boyfriend Noah is at Harvard, and life back in Los Angeles isn't much fun without him. So she and her best friend Lee pack up his convertible and head out along Route 66 to see Noah in Boston for spring break, looking for fun and adventure along the way. A short romantic comedy written for World Book Day.