We check out a handful of new books every week at the library, so I plan to continue posting the "winners" as I compile a dozen or so. Enjoy!
Do You Have a Hat?
by Eileen Spinelli
Move Over, Rover!
by Karen Beaumont
Kiss Good Night
by Amy Hest
Giraffes Can't Dance
by Giles Andreae
Where Is Bear?
by Leslea Newman
Prayer for a Child
by Rachel Field
Who Will Tuck Me In Tonight?
by Carol Roth
So Many Bunnies: A Bedtime ABC and Counting Book
by Rick Walton
Jamberry
by Bruce Degen
Sakes Alive! A Cattle Drive
by Karma Wilson
The Clock Struck One: A Time-telling Tale
by Trudy Harris
Duck series
by Jez Alborough
I also just discovered this site where you can search for recommended kids' books on a variety of topics. If you have any titles to suggest for my 3-year-old son, I'd love to hear them!
Do You Have a Hat?
by Eileen SpinelliMove Over, Rover!
by Karen BeaumontKiss Good Night
by Amy HestGiraffes Can't Dance
by Giles AndreaeWhere Is Bear?
by Leslea NewmanPrayer for a Child
by Rachel FieldWho Will Tuck Me In Tonight?
by Carol RothSo Many Bunnies: A Bedtime ABC and Counting Book
by Rick WaltonJamberry
by Bruce DegenSakes Alive! A Cattle Drive
by Karma WilsonThe Clock Struck One: A Time-telling Tale
by Trudy HarrisDuck series
by Jez AlboroughI also just discovered this site where you can search for recommended kids' books on a variety of topics. If you have any titles to suggest for my 3-year-old son, I'd love to hear them!
4 comments:
Great post, Carrie ~ we love library books ~ thanks for the recommendations! (I'm going to be doing a post soon on children's books as well!)
Here are a few good ones to check out if you haven't already:
"God Gave Us You" by Lisa Tawn Bergren
"The Secret Birthday Message" by Eric Carle (lots of Eric Carle books are so much fun!)
"The New Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes" by Kenneth N. Taylor
My kids also have loved the "Little Critter" (by Mercer Mayer) series as well as "The Berenstain Bear" series (by Stan and Jan Berenstain).
Will love to hear other recommendations too!
My daughter loved "Frog and Toad" series by Arnold Lobel. It was also my husband's favorite childhood read.
"Duck on a Bike" makes me laugh out loud every time I read it. The ilustrations make the animals have such emotions.
I think anything by Eric Carle can be read on so many different levels. In addition to the story, you can be learning the days of the week, progression of time, colors, etc. depending on which book you are reading.
Oooh - I'll have to check this list out! We've been reading lots, but I can't think of them now - my brain is on overload tonight - whew.
Another quick book recommendation (but this one is almost more for mama than for the little ones)...
"Let Me Hold You Longer" by Karen Kingsbury
Great book to read while the kiddos are young!!
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