Liverpool Children’s Books That Kids (and Adults) Will Love

If you’re looking for the best Liverpool children’s books, you’ve come to the right place. At Scouse Bird Shop, we stock beautiful, funny, and heartwarming stories that celebrate our city, our people, and our culture – perfect for little readers and big kids at heart.

Whether it’s a bedtime story with a Scouse twist or a keepsake gift for a Liverpool-mad family, our range of Liverpool children’s books is packed with charm, local pride, and gorgeous illustrations.

The Adventures of the Third Liver Bird

The Adventures of the Third Liver Bird is a magical tale that takes young readers on a journey through Liverpool, led by a very special Liver Bird. Packed with Scouse landmarks and culture, it’s a story that sparks imagination and teaches children to be proud of where they’re from. A must-have for any collection of Liverpool children’s books.

Scouse Mouse Has Lost His House

Adorable, funny, and totally relatable if you’ve ever been lost in town after a big day out. Scouse Mouse Has Lost His House is a beautifully illustrated picture book for younger readers. It’s the kind of story they’ll want to hear again and again – and adults will enjoy spotting all the Liverpool references hidden in the pages.

Liverpool Baby: Our Kid About Town

If you’re after a perfect new baby gift, Liverpool Baby: Our Kid About Town is a gorgeous keepsake book celebrating a baby’s first adventures in the city. Gentle rhymes, sweet illustrations, and loads of local charm make it one of the most popular Liverpool children’s books we sell.

Why Buy Liverpool Children’s Books?

• They celebrate local culture and pride
• Beautifully illustrated to capture a child’s imagination
• Perfect as gifts or keepsakes
• Fun for adults to read too

You can shop our full collection of Liverpool children’s books here. Whether it’s a magical adventure with the Third Liver Bird, a cheeky day out with Scouse Mouse, or a first tour of the city for Liverpool Baby, there’s a story here for every little Scouser – and the grown-ups reading along.