Four kids books that encourage thankfulness

Catherine MacKenzie  |  Reviews
Date posted:  15 Oct 2025
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Four kids books that encourage thankfulness

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One of the things Americans have right is their national focus on thankfulness.

Thanksgiving is a holiday that I wish we had here in the UK. In order to spark a discipline of thankfulness I think it would be a good idea to quickly highlight a few books that encourage godly thankfulness in kids.

Book recommendations

Thank You God is part of the Books for Little Ones series. Along with beautiful photos this book provides age-appropriate teaching about God, us, and thankfulness. Age range 0–3. ISBN 978 1 922 206 909

I Can Say To God: Thank You. This is part of a board-book set that covers the prayers of Please, Thank You, I Love You, I’m Sorry. Age range 0–3. ISBN 978 1 857 926 903

Wow God! Thank You, Sorry, Please. This book teaches your children about the different kinds of prayer through a relatable story. Fun and memorable with an Aussie flavour. Age range 4–7. ISBN 978 1 915 705 082.

Sing Dance Shout! is a chapter book for older children that will help them understand what praise really is. It digs into the Bible and gives legs to the theory of prayer through praise projects. Age range: 8–11. ISBN 978 1 845 506 568.

There are many Christian biographies that should inspire us towards prayer and thankfulness. Read anything about George Müller – he features in the Heroes for Young Readers series, Trailblazers or Little Lights.

If you, as an adult, need some inspiration and encouragement about getting your family into prayer, I recommend Denise George’s book: Teach Your Children to Pray. ISBN 978 1 857 929 416

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