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What Types of Books Are Suitable for Different Age Groups?

- Infants and Toddlers: Simple, colorful books with large pictures and few words are ideal. Board books and touch-and-feel books can engage their senses.
- Preschoolers: At this stage, children enjoy books with repetitive text, rhymes, and stories that reflect their own experiences.
- School-age Children: Books with more complex stories, interesting characters, and diverse vocabulary can be introduced. Chapter books and series might be particularly engaging.

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