Try some of these picture books for kids who like trains at the Warren Township Library.

Trains by Byron Barton

And the Train Goes by William Bee
Two Little Trains by Margaret Wise Brown
Choo Choo by Virginia Burton Lee
Train Trip by Deanna Caswell
Freight Train by Donald Crews
The Rain Train by Elena De Roo
Dinosaur Train by John Gurney
Down by the Station by Will Hillenbrand
Trains: Steaming! Pulling! Huffing! by Patricia Hubbell
My Little Train by Satomi Ichikawa
All Aboard! A True Train Story by Susan Kuklin
Trainstop by Barbara Lehman
The Little Train by Lois Lenski
A Train Goes Clickety-Clack by Jonathan London
All Aboard the Dinotrain by Deb Lund

I'm Fast by Kate McMullan
Railroad Hank by Lisa Moser
The Caboose Who Got Loose by Bill Peet
Animals Aboard! by Andrew Peters
The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper
Whoo! Whoo! Goes the Train by Anne F. Rockwell
Silver Packagees: An Appalachian Christmas Story by Cynthia Rylant
The Goodnight Train by June Sobel
Rattle and Rap by Susan Steggall
I Love Trains! by Philemon Sturges
Night Train by Caroline Stutson
Thomas the Tank Engine series
Hey Mr. Choo-choo, Where Are You Going? by Susan Wickberg

Do you have a Princess? Royalty Rules with These Children's Picture Books

Royalty Rules with these princess picture books available at the Warren Township Library.

Princess Palooza by Joy Allen
The Very Fairy Princess by Julie Andrews
Chickerella by Mary Jane Auch
The Princess and the Pizza by Mary Jane Auch
The Hog Prince by Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen
The Queen of Style by Caralyn Buehner
Princess Peepers by Pam Calvert
The Princess and the Pea in Miniature by Lauren Child
Princess K.I.M. and the Lie That Grew by Maryann Cocca-Leffler
Princess Bess Gets Dressed by Margie Cuyler
The Prince Won't Go to Bed by Dayle Ann Dodds
Princess Pigtoria and the Pea by Pamela Duncan Edwards
The Princess and the Pig by Jonathan Emmet
The Princess Knight by Cornelia Funke
Princess Pigsty by Cornelia Funke
Spells by Emily Gravett
Princess Hyacinth: The Surprising Tale of a Girl Who Floated by Florence Parry Heide
Princess Grace by Mary Hoffman
Princess Baby, Night Night by Karen Katz
Princess Penelope's Parrot by Helen Lester
The Prince and the Potty by Wendy Cheyette Lewison
Princesses are not Perfect by Kate Lum
The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch
The Prince's Bedtime by Joanne Oppenheim
Once Upon a Royal Superbaby by Kevin O'Malley
The King's Taster by Kenneth Oppel
Princess and Fairy by Anna Pignataro
Princess Super Kitty by Antoinette Portis
You Can't Eat a Princess! by Gillian Rogerson
I Want Two Birthdays! by Tony Ross
Princess Pig by Eileen Spinelli
The Queen of France by Tim Wadham
Falling for Rapunzel by Leah Wilcox
Waking Beauty by Leah Wilcox
The Real Princess: A Mathemagical Tale by Brenda Williams
Princess Me by Karma Wilson
King Bidgood's In the Bathtub by Audrey Wood
Not All Princesses Dress in Pink by Jane Yolen

Books for Kids Donation Program at Warren Township Library

Donate a new book to the Warren Township Library's annual "Books for Kids" program through October 31. Just stop by the library and leave a book in the donation box at the Children's Services Desk.

These donations will be distributed to children and teens throughout New Jersey who would not otherwise have books of their own. In the past two years, the Warren Township Library has collected 330 books for kids.

Started in 1991, "Books for Kids" is a statewide program sponsored by the New Jersey Library Association's Children's Services section. This program's mission is that all children will be able to experience the joy of reading books of their very own. 

Each year, with the help of more than 200 libraries, including Warren Township Library, thousands of thousands of children from around the state are given the chance to own a book of their very own through this important program.

For more information, contact the library's Youth Service Department at (908) 754-5554 ext 23 or stop by the Youth Services desk.

Warren Township Library Holiday Charity Drives

The Warren Township Library is hosting various holiday drives this season to benefit different local charities for needy children.

As in prior years, the library has trees decorated with special paper ornaments that contain the wishes of children in need. The Angel Trees, to benefit the Salvation Army, contain the child's first name, age, clothing size and a wish list of toys. Just take an ornament, buy a gift and then bring that unwrapped item and the ornament to the Circulation Desk by Dec. 8.

Perhaps you have some slightly used toys that you would like to clear out before your kids get more gifts this holiday. The library also is accepting toys in good condition on behalf of St. Vincent DePaul's. These also can be dropped off at the Circulation Desk by Dec. 7 and will later be distributed to needy children in North Plainfield.

If books are more your thing, the library is collecting new books as part of the "Books for Kids" campaign. People can bring new books for infants through teens to the Children's Services Department of the library through December 8.

For more information, about the Angel Tree or use toy drive, contact the library's Circulation Desk at (908) 754-5554. For more information on the book drive, call the library's Youth Service Department at (908) 754-5554 ext 23 or stop by the Youth Services desk.

Give the Gift of Reading During the Holidays

Drop a new book in our donation box in the Children's Dept.

Thanksgiving is upon us and with Christmas and Chanukah just around the corner, the spirit of giving is in the air. Why not give the gift of reading to a child in need?

Once again this year, the Warren Township Library, is collecting new books as part of the "Books for Kids" campaign. People can bring new books for infants through teens to the Children's Services Department of the library through December 8.

These donations will be distributed to children and teens throughout New Jersey who have limited access to books.



Started in 1991, “Books for Kids” is a statewide program sponsored by the New Jersey Library Association’s Children’s Services Section. This program is undertaken with the hope that all children will be able to experience the joy of reading books of their very own.

Each year, with the help of more than 200 libraries, including Warren Township Library, thousands of thousands of children from around the state are given the chance to own a book of their very own through this important program.

For more information, contact the library's Youth Service Department at (908) 754-5554 ext 23 or stop by the Youth Services desk.