Our Top 12 Scottish Picture Books
Happy Burns Night! Today’s the day Scotland celebrates its national bard, and to mark the occasion I’ve put together a video with our favourite Scottish picture book recommendations!
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List of books:
- N is for Nessie, by Kate Davies
- The Fourth Bonniest Baby in Dundee, by Michelle Sloan & Kasia Matyjaszek
- Katie in Scotland, by James Mayhew
- Maisie Comes to Morningside/ Maisie’s Festival Adventures, by Aileen Paterson
- The Tobermory Cat, by Debi Gliori
- Katie Morag Delivers the Mail/ Katie Morag and the Tiresome Ted, by Mairi Hedderwick
- Wee Granny’s Magic Bag, by Elizabeth McKay & Maria Bogade
- No Such Thing As Nessie, by Chani McBain & Kirsteen Harris-Jones
- Bagpipes, Beasties and Bogles, by Tim Archbold
- Maggie’s Mittens, by Coo Clayton & Alison Soye
- The Selkie Girl, by Janis Mackay & Ruchi Mhasane
- There was a Wee Lassie who swallowed a Midgie, by Rebecca Colby & Kate McLelland
Do you have any other favourite Scottish picture books to recommend? Please feel free to share them in the comments below.
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I don’t think we have any of them. I must check them out in greater detail as I’m sure there’s a few there my son would enjoy.
I’ve not heard of any of these! I am going to have a look into getting some of them. Since we went to Edinburgh at the end of last year the kids have been really interested in going to Scotland again so it would be good to get a couple of books before ours next visit.
We went to Scotland at Christmas and the lady who owned the house was called Morgag, which to me is so Scottish. So we would love to read the Katie Morgag one.
My kids love No such thing as a Nessie, such a fun book! Will have a look at some of these others x
Loving the Scottishness of these. So nice for kids to learn a little about other countries and cultures and traditions. What a lovely list.