2025 Poster 2025 Children's Book Week poster by Julie Flett!

2025 Children’s Book Week Recap

The 106th anniversary of Children’s Book Week took place on May 5-11 and November 3-9, 2025.

2025 Highlights & Resources:

  • 2025 Official Poster — poster and drawing page by award-winning artist, author, and illustrator Julie Flett, and inspired by the 2025 slogan, An Ocean of Stories.
  • 2025 Bookmarks and Book Creator Resources — Exclusive bookmarks, drawing pages, story starters, and more by prominent children’s book creators
  • Story Ocean Club — a new reading club for readers of all ages.
  • Dav Pilkey’s Epic Activity Guide (fall 2025) — Celebrate Children’s Book Week with Dog Man and Friends this fall!
  • 2025 Celebration Ideas – Celebrate Children’s Book Week with all these great resources.
  • 2025 Participation Ideas — Children’s Book Week is a celebration for everyone. Celebrations can be simple or over-the-top or anything in between, but above all else, they should be fun! Check out these ideas for inspiration.
  • 2025 Promotional Tools – specially designed flyers, social media templates, and more to promote the celebration and events taking place.
  • Multilingual Coloring Pages – print and color “It’s Book Week” in eight different languages, or make your own!
  • Official CBW Jingle – this catchy tune created by Annie Lynn is a wonderful way to engage kids ages 0 and up.
  • And More! – fun facts, draw your own bookmarks, and more free fun.
  • Floyd Cooper Day — keep his legacy alive with book read-alouds of Floyd-illustrated books on Memorial Day, the Tulsa Race Massacre, and Juneteenth.
  • Anna Dewdney Read-Together Award — a picture book prize in honor of the late author and illustrator.

For the current Children’s Book Week Celebration, go here.

For archived materials and information from past celebrations, go here.

Celebrate Children’s Book Week with us this spring!

Downloadable bookmarks, activities, and more for 2025 Book Week.

What is Children’s Book Week and how can you join in the celebrations?

Explore the amazing themes, materials, and events of the past.

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