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The National Sections of IBBY in Europe present a regularly updated selection of the best books for children in European languages. To access a selection, simply click on the language you're interested in.

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IBBY Europe also highlights books in the most common languages currently spoken by migrant or refugee children in Europe. These selections were made with the help of local children’s literature specialists. This section will be added to and expanded in the future, and we urge you to contact us if you have suggestions for books to be included in this useful selection.

Arabic Dari Farsi Pashto Urdu

100 Books for Young Readers in Arabic

This is a selection of 100 books in Arabic for young people published in various countries of the Arab world since 2018. A similar selection made in 2017 is accessible online.
These selections provide an overview of a literature that has experienced real growth over the past thirty years, offering quality works, many of which have won international prizes. Divided by genre and organised in alphabetical order of title, these choices also include some translations into Arabic of books initially published in other languages, with the aim of creating bridges between languages and cultures.

These selections were made by the Arab World reading committee of the French Takam Tikou magazine, which brings together professionals from different backgrounds (BnF, IMA, libraries of the City of Paris).

Download 100 Books for Young Readers in Arabic - 2024 Edition (in English)

Download 100 Livres pour la jeunesse en arabe - Edition 2024 (in French)


Books in all languages - random order

Superženy
Slovak
A man running through the door. A girl, a boy and a dog is looking at him.
Svešinieka atnākšana
Latvian
A girl and a woman, both dressed in red, lie down next to each other with their faces up. The woman has a long necklace, which the girl holds in her hands.
Dyksommar
Swedish
Die verflixten sieben Geißlein
German
Քաչալ Ոզնին
Armenian
Apopcalypse
French
S deťmi sa dá dohodnúť
Slovak
Above the hill with Bratislava Castle, Mr. Romer floats on a bird in a black habit. With binoculars, he examines an object while pages of notes fly out of his diary. Or is he throwing them out to get to the kids? Dinosaur cannot believe his own eyes.
Rómer, záchranca rozprávok
Slovak
De regels van Drie
Dutch
Das Herz des Affen
German
Milyen madár borító
Milyen madár
Hungarian
Ako sme s Ťukťukom ťukťukovali
Slovak
A big drawing of a hippo that looks a little sad
Wat je moet doen als je over een nijlpaard struikelt
Dutch
Broergeheim
Dutch
Hitzen iruditegia: Euskararen edertasuna irudikatuz
Basque
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