Top 10 George Washington Books

    I am George Washington
    5.3
    Series
    Graphic Nov.
    01
    I am George Washington
    Written by Brad Meltzer & illustrated by Christopher Eliopoulos
    02
    A Picture Book of George Washington
    Written by David A. Adler & illustrated by John Wallner and Alexandra Wallner
    George Washington's Breakfast
    5.3
    03
    George Washington's Breakfast
    Written by Jean Fritz & illustrated by Tomie dePaola
    Meet George Washington
    5.3
    04
    Meet George Washington
    Written by Patricia A. Pingry & illustrated by Stephanie Britt
    05
    George Washington and the General's Dog
    Written by Frank Murphy & illustrated by Richard Walz
    The Story of George Washington
    06
    The Story of George Washington
    Written by Patricia A. Pingry & illustrated by Stephanie Britt
    George Did It
    07
    George Did It
    Written by Suzanne Jurmain & illustrated by Larry Day
    Revolutionary Friends: General George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette
    08
    Revolutionary Friends: General George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette
    Written by Selene Castrovilla & illustrated by Drazen Kozjan
    09
    George Washington: Soldier, Hero, President
    Written by Justine Fontes & illustrated by Ron Fontes
    10
    Who Was George Washington?
    Written by Roberta Edwards & illustrated by Nancy Harrison and True Kelley

As general of the Continental Army and the first president of the United States, the life of George Washington has been documented, analyzed, venerated, and criticized throughout literature. Fortunately, there are some great children's books for teaching and sharing about the life of George Washington with kids. Here, we've compiled a list of the best kids books about George Washington. Are you looking for a story to read aloud with your child to answer the question, "Who was George Washington?" We've included some fun picture books about George Washington that might be the perfect option, like "A Picture Book of George Washington" and "George Did It." Do you have a reader starting into chapter books who wants to learn more about the first president? Short summary biographies like "I am George Washington" by Brad Meltzer and "Who was George Washington" by Roberta Edwards could be good options. Our list covers three book types: board books, picture books, and chapter books. Board books are best for young readers from babies to toddlers. Picture books are great to read aloud with children from toddler to early elementary age. Chapter books are great for elementary through early middle school tween readers. Enjoy your reading about Washington, and let us know what you would add to the list.

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