Large Print for Kids
- dbaker89
- Feb 9, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 5, 2024
There are large print books for kids? Yes! Absolutely!
Studies have shown that a larger font size can benefit many kinds of readers, not just the elderly or those with low or impaired vision. Our collection is small so far but we'll be adding books over time; let us know if you have any requests. Click the book covers below to head to the corresponding pages in our catalog.
Also, there are many choices available in the CWMars catalog!
A Wrinkle in Time 
Diary of a Wimpy Kid 
Hatchet 
Holes 
The Lightning Thief 
Wonder
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One thing I’ve noticed is that giving children access to books in formats that match their needs often builds confidence much faster than encouraging them to “push through” small text, y’know. Large print can cut down eye strain too and make longer reading stretches feel way less exasperating. And it’s kind of funny how presentation matters across different kinds of books as well, from early readers all the way to work that later requires thesis binding, for longer term preservation.
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Large print books are such a smart way to make reading more fun and accessible for kids. Clear, bold text really helps build confidence, especially for early or struggling readers. It’s great to see options that support different learning needs in such a simple yet effective way. If you're also looking to encourage creativity beyond reading, I’d recommend checking out LEGO accessories — they add a fun twist to regular builds and help kids personalize their creations even more