Books are windows to the world for children's emotional, spiritual, cognitive and social development. Books should be a part of the child's life from infancy. The variety and richness of the stimuli offered to the baby from birth plays a very important role in the mental development of the baby and the acquisition of new experiences and skills. Children who are introduced to books at an early age will develop their language skills and vocabulary more quickly than their peers. The book develops the child's imagination, creativity and problem solving skills. They can understand the difference of good and bad from books. Books form the bridge between reality and imagination. Children gain the ability to understand other people's lives, their behaviour and feelings in the face of events and problem solving skills.