There are so many fun Valentine’s Day and friendship-themed books, it’s always so hard to choose just a few to use in speech therapy sessions.
Sometimes, students may not “click” with the “mushy love” theme of Valentine’s Day. That’s okay! That’s when I usually adapt it to be more friendship-based than about love.
Here are 20 Valentine’s Day-themed books to use in your speech therapy sessions for the next few weeks.
Valentine’s Day-Themed Books for Speech Therapy:
- The Day It Rained Hearts by: Felicia Bond
- Big Heart! A Valentine's Day Tale by: Joan Holub
- Duck and Hippo: The Secret Valentine by: Jonathan London
- Here Comes Valentine Cat by: Deborah Underwood
- Little Blue Truck's Valentine by: Alice Schertle
- Click, Clack, Moo: I Love You! by: Doreen Cronin
- Ollie’s Valentine by: Olivier Dunrea
- There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Rose by: Lucille Colandro
- Love Monster by: Rachel Bright
- The Night Before Valentine's Day by: Natasha Wing
- The Littlest Valentine by: Brandi Dougherty
- Love From the Crayons by: Drew Daywalt
- How Do Dinosaurs Say I Love You? by: Jane Yolen & Mark Teague
- Slugs in Love by: Susan Pearson
- Hedgehugs by: Steve Wilson and Lucy Tapper
- Love is My Favorite Thing by: Emma Chichester Clark
- The Biggest Valentine Ever! by: Steven Kroll
- Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch by: Eileen Spinelli
- The Valentine Bears by: Eve Bunting
- A Crankenstein Valentine by: Samantha Berger
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👀Looking for some Valentine’s Day-themed speech therapy activities to pair with your books? Check out this blog post HERE.
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