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If you mean for a manuscript, typically 12-point font is recommended. If you're talking about for an actual book, that tends to vary depending on the type of children's book (picture book, easy reader, chapter book) and on the length and illustrations.
Proper letter spacing for a children's book should be generous enough to ensure readability, around 1.2 to 1.5 times the size of the font being used. This helps young readers distinguish between letters and words easily. It's important to strike a balance between spacing that is too tight, which can make letters blend together, and spacing that is too loose, which can disrupt the flow of reading.
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