From Lil Nas X to Meghan Markle, 19 Children’s Books Written by Celebrities

This is no ordinary alphabet book. 'C is for Country' puts a Lil Nas X spin on the genre as he and Panini the pony journey through the different letters. The story features bright colors, fun fashion, all things country and more.

Seth Meyers' sweet new children's book tells the story of two quirky animal friends who learn the true meaning of bravery.

Meghan Markle’s book "The Bench" focuses on multiple father-son relationships, as seen through the eyes of the mother. It is illustrated in watercolor by Christian Robinson with the intent to recreate the joy and softness seen from the mother’s point of view. It's currently available on Amazon.

Presidential inaugural poet Amanda Gorman's words unfold beautifully throughout this heartfelt and inspiring children's book. 

Channing Tatum’s picture book is about a young girl named Ella who is excited to attend a new school with all her glittery accessories -- until she arrives and learns that the other kids don’t like her sparkle. It takes some courage and support from her dad, but Ella eventually learns how important it is to be yourself, regardless of what others say.

This inspiring picture book from NBA Champion, LeBron James, reminds even its youngest readers that "tomorrow’s success starts with the promises we make to ourselves and our community today," according to the retailer.

Cynthia Erivo's debut book perfectly encapsulates the power of hope, possibility and dreams — as important of a lesson for kiddos, as it is for adults too.

Jimmy Fallon’s book is secretly self-serving. The picture book consists of different animals calling out to their fathers so your little one can finally start to get the hint about what they should be saying: Dada.

Sulwe dreamt of having skin as bright as her mother and sister’s until she goes on a magical journey through the night sky. In a powerful and inspirational story, Sulwe comes to learn that her midnight skin is perfect as it is, and that true beauty comes from within.

Joanna Gaines’ picture book is all about self-love. As a group of children build their own hot air balloons, they discover that the world becomes a brighter place when we all celebrate our differences.

Julianne Moore's new book is perfect for teaching kiddos how to accept who they are and love every part of themselves — even their freckles.

Discover that your wildest dreams are attainable in this illustrated book from Ciara and Russell Wilson.

In a letter to his daughters, former President Barack Obama’s children’s book highlights 13 different American leaders that have changed the course of our country’s history. He writes about the characteristics that his children share with these national leaders, empowering all children in America to recognize that they, too, can change the world.

When Mom’s fur baby (Cookie) meets her real baby (Peanut) things do not go smoothly. Cookie learns to make room in her life for Peanut as she becomes a new, furry big sister.

Inspired their own daughter, this picture book from Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade keeps it real and funny.

River Rose is so excited to go to the zoo that she can’t fall asleep! Her mom finally gets her to snooze with a magical lullaby that takes River on a beautiful journey. Bonus: The book comes with a link to listen to the actual lullaby, performed by Kelly Clarkson.

From the mind of superstar athlete Serena Williams, this picture book tells the story of a little girl as she learns to believe in herself — with the help of her doll and best friend, Qai Qai, no less.

The title speaks for itself! In Queer Eye star Karamo Brown’s children’s book, a father and son go on a walk through their city and name all of the reasons why they are perfectly designed for each other.

This poetic picture book empowers girls and women of all ages to dream big and take on the world with an open heart. It’s a love letter to little girls everywhere, inspired by Hilary Duff’s own daughter.