I love Greg Paprocki’s illustrated books. I was delighted when I found he was a part of the Baby Classic’s series that included Tom Sawyer. These simplified versions are perfect for getting dads involved in storytime and planting interest in classic stories for babies and young toddlers.

This version of Huckleberry Finn is a part of the Babylit series. It is a camping primer and since Dad and I both like camping, it is perfect to get our little man ready for a future camping trip.

If your baby daddy is also into the great outdoors, the Little Naturalist series is another group of books that are simple, history filled and fun for little tots.

This is a current favorite for the whole fam.

A great way to find the best book for Father’s Day is to ask about Dad’s favorite story or book. I look forward to getting Logan a more in-depth version he can share with Lenox when he can understand more.

For now, these Baby Lit storybooks are great to introduce babies and toddlers to the stories we love and know. This will spark and maybe grow their interest in future storytimes.

The Classic Starts version of Peter Pan is definitely for more advanced kiddos. It is for more imaginative minds that can enjoy a story told to them without pictures.

Baby Classics has a simpler version as well for the younger babes, but seriously. What child does not fall in love with the story of Peter Pan!?

The Woodsworth collection of stories for kids are beautiful books that will look great on any shelf.

Boys will love the idea of being raised by wolves and learning the laws of the jungle.

Pinocchio is a classic that any kid will love or it may just terrify them into honesty.

Regardless, a great read and if dad loved this little wooden puppet as a kid it may be a perfect Father’s Day book for dad to read to his son option.

If your child likes animals, he’ll surely enjoy Doctor Dolittle. A very kind man learns how to talk to animals, from his pet parrot, then uses his powers to heal animals from around the world.

This is an inspiring story to teach your kids to use their gifts for good.

I love this story because it brings together the most unlikely animal characters to be friends, but still filled with wild adventures!

There are many lessons to be learned in Wind in the Willows, but not at the expense of excitement and entertainment.

This is a heartwarming story of a little elephant telling his dad all the great things about him.

Any dad could make the correlations for themselves and love to read this to their sons. – Of course, it ends with a nice big hug too!

Karen Katz’s lift-the-flap books are great!

Lenox loves Where is Baby’s Belly Button? but what is even more fun than finding body parts?!… Helping Daddy find the tools he needs for his new project!

One of 52 in a How to Catch series, How to Catch a Daddysaurus is definitely a fave!

Daddysauras is zany, easy to read and a great Father’s Day book to add to your child’s bookshelf.

My Dad is Amazing is bright, quirky and entertaining!

The illustrations as well as the story are silly and light-hearted. Toddlers are certain to love looking at the pages in this book and celebrating what makes their dads amazing.

Can you do a children’s book suggestion without adding an Eric Carle book?

Well, clearly I can not. I love Eric Carle so I was pleased to learn he has a sweet I Love Dad book featuring the hungry caterpillar.

Another special series that feature daddy animals and their offsprings. Why a Son Needs a Dad is touching and highlights how fathers help their sons grow.