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6 Books About Moving for Kids

Sharlene Mascarenhas by Sharlene Mascarenhas
February 5, 2025
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Moving to a new home can be a stressful experience, especially for young children. The thought of leaving behind friends, familiar places, and their comfort zone can be overwhelming. Thankfully, there are books designed to help children understand and cope with the transition. These books are more than just stories—they provide comfort, and reassurance, and help ease the anxiety that comes with change. Below, we’ve listed some of the best children’s books about moving, rated by Goodreads, featuring fun, heartwarming tales that will make the process just a little bit easier.

The Berenstain Bears’ Moving Day

This classic book from the beloved Berenstain Bears series helps children navigate the emotional experience of moving. In this book, the Bear family is moving to a new home. The Brother and Sister Bear are initially upset about leaving their old house. The book highlights the anxieties children often feel during a move. Examples range from saying goodbye to friends to adjusting to unfamiliar surroundings. With the Berenstain Bears’ trademark charm and humor, the story provides comfort and teaches that moving can lead to new adventures.

Alexander, Who’s Not (Do You Hear Me? I Mean It!) Going to Move

In this humorous and relatable story, Alexander is not too pleased about the idea of moving. The book dives deep into Alexander’s frustration as he expresses his displeasure at the thought of leaving his friends and familiar life behind. Through Alexander’s exaggerated reactions and vivid expressions, young readers can identify with the character’s reluctance to embrace the change. Despite his strong opposition, Alexander ultimately learns to adapt and begins to see that moving might not be so bad after all.

Related: How to Make Moving Fun (Yes, Really!)

Mitchell Is Moving: Ready-To-Read Level 3

“Mitchell Is Moving” is a fantastic early-reader book that is perfect for young children who are just starting to read on their own. The story follows Mitchell, a little bear who is sad to leave his old home behind. As Mitchell navigates the moving process, he learns that while change can be scary, it can also bring about new and exciting experiences. With its simple language and colorful illustrations, this book offers young children a comforting introduction to the concept of moving.

A House for Hermit Crab

Though not explicitly about moving to a new home, Eric Carle’s “A House for Hermit Crab” is a beautiful story about change and adaptation. The story centers around Hermit Crab, who outgrows his old shell and needs to find a new one. Along the way, Hermit Crab decorates his new shell and makes it his own, teaching children that change, though initially uncomfortable, can be an opportunity for growth and creativity. The gentle narrative and fun illustration style make this an ideal book for kids facing any type of transition.

Read: A Guide to Moving with Pets

Bell’s Big Move

In “Bell’s Big Move,” Bell the dog faces a move to a new home and the challenge of adjusting to unfamiliar surroundings. The book provides a sweet and lighthearted look at the emotional complexities of moving through the perspective of a pet. As Bell navigates her new environment, she finds ways to make it feel like home again. This story gently reassures children that although the transition may seem scary at first, things can eventually feel familiar and comfortable again.

Who’s That in the Cat Pajamas?

“Who’s That in the Cat Pajamas?” is an endearing story about a little girl who is moving to a new house. The story is told from the perspective of the girl as she navigates the emotional rollercoaster of leaving her old home behind. With the help of her stuffed cat and the support of her parents, she begins to embrace the changes. The book is a fun and captivating way to introduce young readers to the idea of moving, offering humor along the way.

Moving can be a challenging experience for kids. These books help children navigate the emotional complexities of change with humor, compassion, and creativity. Whether your family is moving homes or simply learning about the process, these stories provide reassurance that change can lead to growth. Each of these books offers something unique to young readers. It helps them to embrace moving with an open heart and an optimistic outlook.

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At Zoocasa, Sharlene specializes in data analysis, using her expertise to deliver precise and well-researched insights to readers. With a keen eye for detail, she excels in creating engaging infographics that simplify complex data, making it clear and informative. Driven by curiosity, Sharlene is passionate about discovering unique topics and sharing them with her audience. Stay connected with Sharlene to read her latest blogs!

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