Childrens Books

My children love to have me read "Goodnight Moon". My husband reads "The Three Little Pigs" to them with lots of different voices.

The very first book my kids ever had was Love You Forever by Robert Munich. My oldest boy got his as a gift from my sister when he was born, I read it to him every night and into his toddler yrs, then read it to my daughter when she was a baby into her toddler yrs and was goin to read it to my son but never had a chance so we bought a second copy and buried him with it.....Any of the Robert Munich books are FANTASTIC!! I recommend them to all parents...my sis read them to her class when she was teaching as well and ppl of all ages can enjoy them...

Our favorite right now is called "I will never not ever eat a tomato". It features the Charlie and Lola characters you may have seen on TV. I love it because the child who would never consider putting a bite of mashed potato between their lips will taste a spoonful of cloud fluff. My other favorite is Bedtime for Francis. It is an oldie but a goodie.

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My children love to have me read "Goodnight Moon". My husband reads "The Three Little Pigs" to them with lots of different voices.

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs by Judi Barrett, Ron Barrett Man! There are some really good children's books out there!! This one is a perfect example! I love the bit of fantasy that this book offers. As I read this book I could imagine it all in my head (which was really fun). Most children love to use there imaginations and reading this book would ignite there imagination. I would love to use this book in my classroom one day! Not only is the story line creative and full of fantasy, but the pictures offer things that I would have never thought of before. The details in the illustrations are amazing. For example, on the post of the street light in Chewandshallow town, there is a campaign sign that reads, "Vote for Anne Chovie". I love these little details. They add so much. I think that this is what makes this book fun for adults to read as well. I really enjoyed reading this book and I am sure my future students will one day as well!