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Children’s Books Set In Europe

Whether you’re joining us as part of the Read Around the World Children’s summer reading challenge, or you found this booklist searching for the best children’s books set in Europe, we hope you’ll find the perfect book suggestions for your needs.

Countries Included on This List

The continent of Europe – made up of more than 45 countries – is one of great cultural and historical significance, with so much for kids to explore! This list of European kid’s titles also includes a diverse selection of children’s books set in Eastern Europe.

Recommended Age Ranges

This list of the best kids’ books set in Europe is divided into sections, including children’s picture books, early chapter books for new readers, and middle-grade books with European settings for more advanced readers. You’ll find recommended age ranges for every book at the end of each book description.

From ABC books for preschool to novels set during WWII and in the aftermath of Chornobyl for middle school readers, the list includes dozens of books for various ages and topics covering both Western and Eastern Europe.

If you want to read a book about Europe along with your child, check out our lists of Books Set in Western Europe for Adults and Books Set in Eastern Europe for Adults.

Children’s Books Set in Europe

The Best Children's Picture Books Set In Europe

Early Readers and Beginner Chapter Books Set in Europe

Middle Grade Books Set in Europe

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Angela & Melissa

The Book Girls are best friends who jointly read over 200 books per year. We started Book Girls' Guide in 2019 to help others de-stress and find joy through the power of a great book. We do in-depth research on thousands of novels and non-fiction titles each year to provide curated book lists covering a variety of genres.

Mitzi

Friday 28th of January 2022

Your book lists are amazing! I wish I’d found you long ago, especially when I was teaching. One set of books I loved for kids was the ‘Look What Came From’ series. Most of the other books I used are on your list. I also had several books that I used to introduce the concept of the similarities and differences in the world such as ‘On the Same Day in March’ and ‘This is the Way We Go to School’. If you would like other titles like that, just let me know. Thanks for your great lists!

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