K-Pop books for children and teens
K-pop books for children and teens with titles by Jessica Jung, Axie Oh, Maurene Goo, Kat Cho, Lyla Lee, Luan Goldie, Catherine Saunders, Stephan Lee, Malcolm Croft, and Adrian Besley.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
Princess Gabbara is a writer, editor and author whose journalism has focused extensively on music, entertainment and popular culture. Her work has appeared in publications including Grammy.com, Billboard, MTV News, Shondaland, Bustle, O, The Oprah Magazine, Vibe, Ebony and Essence. Her interview work has included conversations with Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, Venus and Serena Williams, Dionne Warwick and Rita Moreno.
Her books include I Love Taylor Swift: An Unofficial Fan Journal, published by Adams Media, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. An updated and expanded edition followed in 2024, adding material connected with The Tortured Poets Department alongside journal prompts, trivia, scrapbook pages and colouring activities. Simon & Schuster categorises the book as children’s non-fiction.
In 2024, Gabbara founded Lula & Dosha Publishing. Its first release was her book All About Beyoncé: Fun Facts About Every Era, Inspiring Quotes, Journal Pages, And More!, written for readers aged 8-12. The book covers Beyoncé’s childhood, her years with Destiny’s Child and her solo career, alongside facts, quotations, a glossary and journal activities.
Gabbara is also the author of The Unofficial KPop Demon Hunters Handbook: A Fan Guide & Activity Book That Slays. Published in the UK by Adams Media in March 2026, the 160-page book uses the animated film KPop Demon Hunters as the basis for movie trivia, information about Korean and K-pop culture, word puzzles, colouring pages, drawing activities and recipes.

K-pop books for children and teens with titles by Jessica Jung, Axie Oh, Maurene Goo, Kat Cho, Lyla Lee, Luan Goldie, Catherine Saunders, Stephan Lee, Malcolm Croft, and Adrian Besley.
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