6 Books for Kids Who Love Yo Gabba Gabba!
If you have a young child of a certain age then you are probably very familiar with the awesome, magical, and musical world of Yo Gabba Gabba! (And if you don’t, than you may wonder how monsters, a robot, and a DJ all fit together into one 30 minute program…Yet somehow, they do, and it works.) For those whose young ones are obsessed with this cultural phenomenon, here are some great Yo Gabba Gabba! books to read together to complement the show and give kids the full Yo Gabba Gabba experience!
{{ product: 9781416999348 }}A Party for Brobee, by Farrah McDoogle
This board book is a perfect birthday gift for the youngest Yo Gabba Gabba! fans. It’s Brobee’s birthday and guess who’s getting a surprise party? Grab a slice of cake and dig in to this this fun book which is filled with surprises with its lift the flap elements.
Dance with Brobee!, by Brooke Lindner
If your young reader can’t get enough of dance-crazed Brobee, this board book is a perfect follow up. This adorable read is a book and a dance party rolled into one, as it encourages readers to dance along with a character who LOVES to dance! So put on some music and join in the fun.
I Love to Color, by Lisa Rao and YOE! Studio
This coloring book is perfect for budding artists! Your young Picasso can color all of their favorite characters and create their own creative and colorful take on them. The book comes with crayons, so it’s perfect for traveling.
Sleep and Dream of Happy Things, by Veronica Paz and Mike Giles
This sleepy board book makes for an ideal bedtime read for anyone whose child has a hard time falling asleep sometimes. (And isn’t that everyone?) Muno can’t fall asleep, so what is he to do? Hopefully your tired reader will be dreaming before you reach the last page.
Welcome to Gabba Land!, by Irene Kilpatrick
A book that’s shaped like a boom box, how cool is that?! This book is a perfect introduction to new Gabba fans and will also delight those who are already hooked. Just like in the show, this book is shaped like DJ Lance’s boom box where all of the paper doll characters live. This brings me back to when I was obsessed with paper dolls as a kid, and had hours of fun creating my own stories. An interactive and inspiring pick!
Yo Gabba Gabba!: Be Careful, Friend!, by Natalie Shaw and Karen Craig
This book is both fun and instructional. If you are looking to start a conversation with your child about safety it is a great jumping off point. It’s filled with safety tips, but they’re from Yo Gabba Gabba characters, so you know they’re entertaining (and your kids might actually listen to them). From car to playground safety, this book has you covered. Buckle up and hold on tight!
Which character does your Yo Gabba Gabba! fan love the most?