For Kids

What to Read Next? We Tell You.

If you like Dr. Seuss, you'll love ____. We fill in the blanks. Get to know the read-alikes of all the stories you love ... with a little twist.

By Natasha Davis November 3, 2014

Getting hooked on books is a blast — so much so that you’ve probably found yourself reading the same ones over and over and over. If you’re stuck on repeat, branch out and try new books and authors that will remind you of your faves. Flip through our album to discover read-alikes of all the stories you love … with a twist of their own.

If You Like Chris Van Allsburg, You’ll Go All In for Caralyn Buehner

The magic of Chris Van Allsburg’s fantasy tales (think favorites like "Jumanji," "Zephyr" and "The Polar Express") seems to come back to life in Buehner's stories of a farmer that grows balloons and a night watchman that sings anxious locomotives to sleep. Whereas Van Allsburg books are great for any cold winter's eve, Buehner has the perfect stories for the holidays. We recommend you start with "Snowmen at Night."

What book do YOU recommend we read next? Let us know in the Comments!

— Natasha Davis, with layout by Christal Yuen