Discover books similar to "All-of-a-Kind-Family" series

Eleanor Estes

The Moffats

This classic children's book from 1941 tells the story of the four Moffat children who live in a small Connecticut town with their mother. Their father is away at war, and the children have to learn to fend for themselves and make their own fun. With its warm and humorous portrayal of family life, this book will resonate with fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family who enjoy reading about the daily lives and adventures of children in families.

Elizabeth Enright

The Saturdays

This Newbery Medal winner from 1941 is a delightful story about the four Melendy children who live in New York City with their father and want to earn their own money for things they want. They come up with a plan to pool their allowances and take turns every Saturday choosing an outing for the whole family. Full of charm and adventure, this book will appeal to fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family who enjoy reading about families and their escapades.

Mildred D. Taylor

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

This Newbery Medal winner from 1977 tells the story of Cassie Logan, a young African American girl growing up in Mississippi during the Great Depression. Cassie and her family must navigate the challenges of racism and prejudice in their daily lives, and the book explores themes of family, community, and social justice. Fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family will appreciate the strong family bonds and the sense of community in this book, as well as the historical context and the exploration of important social issues.

Jeanne Birdsall

The Penderwicks

This modern classic tells the story of the four Penderwick sisters, who spend the summer with their father at a cottage on a large estate in the Berkshire Mountains. The book is full of adventure, humor, and heart, as the sisters explore the estate, make new friends, and have all sorts of misadventures. Fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family will enjoy the warm and loving portrayal of the Penderwick family, as well as the sense of adventure and discovery that permeates the book.

Beverly Cleary

Beezus and Ramona

This classic children's book from 1955 tells the story of Beezus Quimby, a responsible and level-headed fourth-grader, and her younger sister Ramona, who is full of energy and mischief. The book explores the ups and downs of sibling relationships, as Beezus tries to navigate the challenges of growing up with a younger sister who is always getting into trouble. Fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family will appreciate the warm and humorous portrayal of family life, as well as the exploration of the complex relationships between siblings.

Beverly Cleary

Dear Mr. Henshaw

This Newbery Medal winner from 1984 tells the story of Leigh Botts, a sixth-grade boy who is struggling to adjust to his parents' divorce and a new school. He begins writing letters to his favorite author, Mr. Henshaw, as a way of coping with his feelings and expressing himself. The book explores themes of family, friendship, and self-discovery, and fans of All-of-a-Kind-Family will appreciate the warm and compassionate portrayal of Leigh's family and the sense of community that surrounds him.

Katherine Paterson

The Great Gilly Hopkins

This Newbery Honor book from 1979 tells the story of Gilly Hopkins, a feisty and independent eleven-year-old girl who has been in and out of foster homes her whole life. When she is sent to live with a new foster family, she is determined to get