The very best books to read for World Book Day 2022

This book encourages your little ones to want to impact the world in big ways. Reading Age: Beginning

If your child is currently going through their dinosaur phase, this might be the book for you. Reading Age: Beginning

Based on the famous TV character, your child can explore World Book Day alongside their pal Duggee. Reading Age: Beginning

As they sit around the campfire, this gang of wildlife animals tell stories and fables that are sure to intrigue your little one.Reading Age: Early

You can't go wrong with Michael Morpurgo- so many of us have grown up reading his stories, and there are still more being written for future generations.Reading Age: Early

Our favourite comedian Matt Lucas has written this quote "Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly" book of crazy true or false facts. Reading Age: Early

If your child is a fan of Horrid Henry and all things laughable and loony, this book as part of The Worst Class In The World series might be the one for them. Reading Age: Early

Children detectives solving mysteries on a school trip- what could go wrong? Reading Age: Fluent

If your little one is a fan of David Walliams novels, then they might be interested in Simon Farnaby's stories- the writer of Paddington 2 and writer and star of Horrible Histories and Ghosts. As you can tell from the title, this book is about fantasty and fun. Reading Age: Fluent

Budding entrepreneurs can read this book to learn about how exciting business can be. Reading Age: Fluent

If your child has a habit of always wanting the last word, this novel by comedian Ben Bailey Smith might help teach them that you have to balance the cheeky with the sensible. Reading Age: Independent

A fantastic thriller with plenty of gripping moments, Boy, Missing is one for the bookshelf and is perfect for ambitious readers. Reading Age: Independent

We know and love David Walliams from shows like Britain's Got Talent, but little did we know he has a special gift of his own – writing children's books. David has released a whole collection of stories that'll entertain your kids for hours. The Beast of Buckingham Palace is hands down his most exciting adventure book to date; even you'll want to know what is happening next.

Who hasn't read The Tiger Who Came to Tea? This classic book was first published more than 50 years ago and is still loved by children today. When you're reading about Sophie and her mum, you can tell your little one about the time you first read about the tiger interrupting their tea party.

Our favourite survival expert teamed up with illustrator Emma McCann to bring you this larger than life adventure book. Your kids will love following Olly on his journey to survive in a blizzard – yikes.

You can't get your kids accepted into Hogwarts, but what you can give them is the gift of magic with the entire collection of Harry Potter books by JK Rowling.

We've got the golden ticket to the best bedtime story ever! Your kids will want to hear all about Augustus Gloop, Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde and Charlie Bucket exploring Willy Wonka's chocolate factory.

Do you know some hungry caterpillars who would love to read this classic for World Book Day? Then, you're in luck! This is more than just a children's story - it's full of colourful artwork that'll teach little ones about the days of the week and more.

Alice in Wonderland has captured the imaginations of kids since it was first published back in 1865. This iconic novel has led to dozens of spin-offs, and this illustrated book will capture the hearts of your family. Find out together what Alice gets up to when she stumbles upon Wonderland.

Has your child smashed their spelling test or been extra helpful around the house? Treat them to The Complete Chronicles of Narnia where they can get lost in epic battles between good and evil. This book will inspire your kids to think outside the box with story lines on struggles and peace.

World Book Day isn't restricted to younger children. Teenagers who love to read will really get into this epic fantasy book series. Plus, you can borrow it from them afterwards.

Your children will be mesmerised by the story about finding a garden, which is a secret place just for the characters. Warning: after reading it will mean building dens in the garden for hours.

Not one, not two but ten Horrid Henry books are included in this fabulous book set. Your kids are guaranteed hours of fun turning the pages to the naughty antics from these stories.

Fan of football? Then this is a must-read for your little one.

This book teaches your children the importance of acting with kindness towards other people, plants, animals and themselves.

This will be a great addition to your little one's collection because it's "perfect to perform, read aloud and share".

Is your child a fan of dinosaurs? Then they're going to love this book that's set in the prehistoric past.

This adorable book, that follows Luna getting ready for the big day, will get your kids excited about World Book Day too.

This book is a great reminder of how you can make someone else's day by doing something nice for them.

When Immy's nightmare leaks into reality she's forced to go on a mission and save the trapped river whale but will she be able to succeed? This book will definitely keep your kids on their toes...