That’s Not My Shark by Fiona Watt. Ages 0-5.

One of my favorite board book series, this tactile board book is perfect for little hands who love to explore. Featuring five different sharks and a tiny white mouse hidden on every page, it’s an engaging interactive read that encourages observation and sensory exploration. Babies and caregivers will enjoy exploring each shark together!

Baby Shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo/ Bebé Tiburón, Duu duu duu duu duu duu by John John Bejet and Abel Berriz. Ages 0-5.

This bilingual edition brings the beloved children’s song to life in both English and Spanish. A favorite for Shark Week story time, tit’s bright illustrations and familiar lyrics encourage little ones to sing along and join the fun!

Can Clam Go? by Adam Lehrhaupt. Ages 3-5.

Clam is convinced a shark is going to eat him! Little does he know that an underwater adventure is about to begin! Filled with simple, humorous text and charming illustrations, this delightful story is sure to entertain preschoolers and emerging readers alike.

I Could Be Eaten By a Shark. by Marcela Ferreira. Ages 3-7.

Poor Louie saw a baby shark at the beach, and is now convinced sharks are everywhere, even the bathroom! Thankfully, Louie has a pretty patient grandfather who helps Louie learn more about sharks. This humorous picture book is great for overcoming fears.

Big Shark, Little Shark, and the Spooky Cave by Anna Membrino. Ages 4-6.

Big Shark is convinced the underwater cave is spooky, but Little Shark isn’t afraid. Can Litte Shark help Big Shark find the courage to explore? Filled with humor, friendship, and gentle suspense, the early reader is a wonderful story about facing fears and trying new things.

I’m a Shark! by Bob Shea. Ages 3-6.

A shark is not afraid of anything! After all, he is the scariest creature in the sea… unless spiders learn to swim! With Bob Shea’s signature humor and expressive illustrations, this laugh-out-loud story is a Shark Week favorite that’s sure to delight young readers alike.

Farm Shark by Bill Canterbury. Ages 3-7.

In this hilarious picture book by Bill Canterbury, illustrated by Maddie Frost, a shark decides to leave the ocean and move to a farm (of all places). The farm animals aren’t exactly thrilled when their new neighbor keeps trying to chomp everyone! Filled with silly dialogue, cute illustrations, and a laugh-out-loud twist ending, this story is sure to leave readers of all ages in fits of giggles.

Shark Girl by Kate Beaton. Ages 3-7.

Kate Beaton puts a clever twist on The Little Mermaid in this delightfully wacky picture book. After being wronged by a greedy sea captain, Shark Girl vows revenge. She meets a sea witch and swaps her fins for legs to stage a mutiny. Packed with Beaton’s signature humor and subtle environmental themes, this adventurous tale is perfect for readers who love sharks and fairy tales.

Oona and the Shark by Kate Beaton. Ages 3-7.

Oona the mermaid enjoys sharing her inventions with her sea friends, but the cacophony from her creations upsets Henry the shark. When Oona learns more about what Henry likes, she discovers that friendship is all about understanding differences! This adorable picture book celebrates kindness, empathy, and the ways our unique qualities can make friendships fun.

Shark Princess by Nidhi Chanani. Ages 5-9.

Readers will fall in love with Kitana, a self-proclaimed shark princess, in this charming graphic novel. Join Kitana and her best friend, Mack, as they embark on an underwater adventure filled with friendship, fun, and humor. This graphic novel is part of a series, so there is more fun to bite into!

Sharks by Gail Gibbons. Ages 4-8.

Perfect for young shark lovers, this nonfiction book introduces readers to the fascinating world of these incredible ocean predators. With clear text and engaging photographs, readers will learn about over 300 species of sharks, including their diets, habitats, and adaptations. An exciting introduction to the science and diversity of these amazing creatures!

Everything You Know About Sharks Is Wrong! by Nick Crumpton. Ages 7-12.

Think sharks are scary? Think again! This entertaining nonfiction book busts common myths and introduces readers to surprising facts about these fascinating ocean animals. Written by a zoologist and filled with beautiful images, this book is perfect for the budding zoologist or marine biologist in your life.

I Survived the Shark Attacks of 1916 by Lauren Tarshis. Ages 7-12.

Chet Roscow is perfectly content with life in Elm Hills. New Jersey, until rumors of a great white shark attacking people along the coast turn the town upside-down. When Chey encounters this fearsome predator while relaxing in a creek, he finds himself caught in an unforgettable fight for survival.

Shark Night by R. L. Stien. Ages 8-12.

Legendary children’s horror author, R. L. Stine’s twist on Shark Week, this thrilling tale that will leave readers hooked and hungry for more! Liam is helping his mother film a documentary about sharks, and should be safe in the tank with a tame shark, right? However, something goes terribly wrong, leaving Liam in danger. Full of suspense and action, this book is perfect for your thrill-seeking tweens!

Boy vs. Shark by Paul Gilligan. Ages 10-12.

Ten-year-old Paul was enjoying his summer until his best friend David convinced him to see the movie Jaws. Set in the summer of 1975, when the blockbuster film had everyone talking, Paul finds himself more frightened than fascinated. This hilarious graphic novel is a great coming-of-age story that addresses toxic masculinity and growing up.