Cultivate the spirit of admiration this season by sharing precious books with your kids, with themes of family relationships, friendship, or the nature of Valentine's Day. These multifaceted books satisfy readers of all ages, from toddlers to elementary schoolers to teens. Let us warm hearts with these everlasting and engaging stories that will have you feeling the atmosphere long after February 14 is a thing of the past.

Here are a few children's and young adult books for the Valentine's Day celebration. 

Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse! by Laura Numeroff

In "Happy Valentine's Day, Mouse!" Mouse celebrates with friends by making special valentines. With sturdy pages and simple text, it is ideal for preschoolers. The book features Mouse's heartfelt sentiments for each friend, making it a charming read for budding artists and crafters. It also includes a surprise ending for added fun. 

I Love You, Spot by Eric Hill

In "Spot Loves His Mommy," the heart-shaped board book follows Spot as he plans a surprise for his mom on Valentine's Day, perfect for little ones to express their love.

Little Miss Valentine by Adam Hargreaves

Little Miss Valentine eagerly celebrates Valentine's Day by writing and delivering cards to her Mr. Men Little Miss friends. Along with mistakes, they discover friendship and love are the most important things; chocolate only makes it even better. 

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To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han

16-year-old Lara Jean Song has kept love letters she has written to her crushes in a hatbox. Her private feelings are exposed when the letters are mysteriously sent out, making her love life chaotic. 

Once Upon a Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber

Evangeline looks forward to her life with her lover and is happy that she has finally found her true love. However, her prolonged hope and dream of having a life together have been thwarted when her lover tells her he is marrying another woman.

Finding herself in a desperate situation, the poor girl strikes a deal with the evil Prince of the Hearts to help her with her wedding. However, the situation this time is different; the prince increases the demands, and she is no longer safe. Rather, she has been put into a deadly game with an unknown result, challenging her love and destiny.  

Book Lovers by Emily Henry

A pragmatic literary agent, Nora Stephens reluctantly agrees to a trip to Sunshine Falls with her sister Libby, hoping for a transformative experience. Instead of romantic encounters, she repeatedly meets Charlie Lastra, a brooding editor. Their meetings change the way they see themselves to a large extent, deconstructing the principles they have ever lived by. 

It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover

Having had her share of trials, tenacious Lily meets surgeon Ryle Kincaid, who catches her attention. Despite Ryle's charm, Lily is troubled by his aversion to relationships. When her first love, Atlas Corrigan, resurfaces, Lily's newfound happiness with Ryle is jeopardized, prompting her to confront her past and future. 

Every Summer After by Carley Fortune

Being the hometown girl again, Persephone lingers around Sam Florek, her previous boyfriend, pursuing something more. Those summers in which they spent time together began to creep into their minds, prompting them to question whether their fault or circumstances led them to separate. The story spans six years and one key weekend.

"Every Summer After" is a quintessential tale of true love. 

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