Have you ever dreamed of writing your own children's book? As I read my own kids their stories every night before bed my mind wanders about what story I would write.
Of course, being a blogger for a company like Font Bundles the first thing I notice are the font choices the author's chose to represent their story. Honestly, I do judge a book by it's cover and especially the typefaces!
I've rounded up 10 adorable fonts that be perfection for a children's book so you have one less element to figure out. Just add your own creative story and imaginative graphics.
Dear May is a quirky handwritten font. It is printed and easy to read - with a fun twist! This font is perfect for branding, quotes, kid's designs, blogs, logos, and more!
Gumdrops is a fun, funky handwriting font that mimics the way she wrote in high school. It's a playful typeface with unique but readable letters. This font features a full set of upper and lower case letters plus special characters.
Ginger and Kale is a playful mixed case font that is perfect for adding an element of fun and playfulness in your designs and works great for any design project! It comes with a set of decorated alternates and over 45 ligatures!
Thingamajig is fun and whimsical font is a hand-crafted sans serif font that has a youthful appeal to it.
Naturalistic Playground is acute whimsical handwritten font. All nodes were cleaned in fairly natural shape. This font will nice for logo, title, subtitle, T-shirt, Mug, etc.
Yellow Umbrella is a hand-drawn weighted serif. Give a lighthearted rustic look to your crafts and designs!
Robbie Robot is a hand-crafted serif font has a youthful feel to it.
A Little Mixed Up is a whimsical, handwritten font that is perfect for your craft and design projects!
Buttermilk Biscuit is a super cute, funky hand-lettered font, made on an iPad. With a playful, whimsical personality, Buttermilk Biscuit would be perfect for menus or cafes, birthday invitations, or branding for kid-centric businesses.
Paperboy is a hand drawn serif with a whimsical look. With it’s playful attitude, Paperboy takes out the seriousness that comes with serif fonts, even though it follows the same typographic principles.
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