What is riddles about books?

Riddles about books are a type of wordplay that involves using clever and catchy phrases to describe books or literary themes. They are often used as a fun and engaging way to introduce children to reading and literature. Some popular examples of riddles about books include:

1. What has a spine but no bones? A book.

2. I go round and round, but always end up in the same place. What am I? A bookworm.

3. I am filled with stories, but have no words. What am I? A library.

4. I start with "b" and end with "k," and I have a thousand pages in between. What am I? A book.

5. I am a famous children's book about a mischievous cat wearing a tall, striped hat. What am I? The Cat in the Hat.

Riddles about books can be a fun way to spark curiosity and get kids excited about reading and literature. They can be used in educational settings, such as classrooms and libraries, or enjoyed at home as a family activity.