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This week’s topic is Books From My Favorite Genre. Over the last few years, I’ve really gotten into children’s picture books. There are some amazing ones out there that truly seem to be written for adults as much as they are for kids.
Today I’m going to share ten picture books you should read whether you’re three or 103 years old. If they are books that I’ve reviewed for Long and Short Reviews, the links in their titles will take you to those reviews.
1. The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
Honestly, I don’t think this book will ever fall out of fashion. It’s a classic.
2. The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch
We need many more princesses who save themselves in fairy tales, don’t you think?
3. Scaredy Squirrel Makes a Friend by Mélanie Watt
This is the perfect thing to read for anyone who has ever felt social anxiety or worried about how to make a new friend in general.
4. Blueberry Girl by Neil Gaiman
I can’t imagine a more perfect way to introduce a small child – or a curious adult – to Neil Gaimain’s beautiful way of describing the world.
5. Penelope Perfect by Shannon Anderson
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6. What Daddy Did Today: A Father’s Bedtime Story by Walter Wally
If only everyone’s days could be described in this style. I love the idea of taking what can be complicated agendas and explaining them so simply that even a preschooler understands them. This is a skill everyone should have.
7. This Is the Rope: A Story from the Great Migration by Jacqueline Woodson
Heirlooms come in all shapes and sizes. My family likes to give each other wooden cutting boards and cast iron pans of all things. It was quite interesting to see what this family passes down over the years.
8. The Most Ferocious of Creatures by Chris Sykes
What a funny, creative take on everything that can go wrong when someone makes a mistake. I often think about this tale when I’m having a terrible day and need to cheer myself up.
9. Sophie’s Squash by Pat Zietlow Miller
What a nice way to explain grief and the cycle of life to a young child.
10. Sophie’s Squash Go to School by Pat Zietlow Miller
Yes, this is the sequel to #9! You don’t have to read them in order, but I sure enjoyed getting an update on Sophie and her pet squash.
Such a lovely list! Lemony Snicket’s The Dark is another lovely picture book, and I’ve always loved The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister.
Thank you for the suggestions! I’ll look them up.
What a lovely selection! blueberry girl is a special book between my eldest daughter and I ?
Thank you very much. I’m so glad to hear that.
What a cute list. I don’t have too many picture book favorites myself, but I’ve always love Where the Wild Things Are.
Thanks. That’s a wonderful picture book!
It’s nice when authors make picture books that appeal both to children and to the adults that have to read them to their children.
I completely agree with you.
I love picture books! Thanks for sharing your favs!
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You’re quite welcome. Thank you for stopping by.
I don’t think I’m familiar with any of these, but agree: who doesn’t love to feel nostalgic now and again and read a picture book?! (No matter our age.) “Penelope Perfect” looks really sweet and cute; sounds good too. 🙂 Thanks so much for visiting Finding Wonderland.
You’re welcome. Yes, Penelope Perfect was adorable.
Ooh i am definitely bookmarking this post considering I have a baby now and I need to start collecting books for him ?
Congratulations on your new baby! I hope you and him enjoy these books.
Thank you so much for this post! I’ve got a toddler who loves to be read to, so I’m always on the lookout for great picture books that I’ll also enjoy. I’m adding all these I didn’t already have to my must buy list! Fantastic post!
You’re quite welcome. I hope your toddler enjoys these books.
Nice list of books! I haven’t read any of them, but The Lorax is on my radar of books I’d like to read!
Thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment on my TTT post this week. Happy reading!
The Lorax is delightful. I hope you enjoy it. And you’re welcome.
Wow these look great! I love Dr. Seuss- and I didn’t know about the Gaiman one!
Thank you! Neil Gaiman has written so many great books.
Paperback Princess brings back such fond memories for me. Almost brings a tear to my eye! Great list.
Thank you. I’m so glad you have fond memories of that book. It’s a modern day classic!
Nice list! I love Robert Munsch. My favorite of his is Stephanie’s Ponytail.
Thank you. I haven’t read Stephanie’s Ponytail yet, but I’ll have to check it out.
I’ve recently read The Paper bag Princess to my class and I absolutely adored it. Great list!
Thank you, and I’m glad to hear your class enjoyed The Paper Bag Princess.
Great list! Children’s books are the best!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate that.
Penelope Perfect sounds adorable and really wonderful for kids to hear.
Awwww, super cute list!!! I love children’s books too. I think my favorites are the If you give a mouse stories and the old school Amelia Bedelia books. So adorable!!! Great list!
Dr. Seuss wasn’t really a big thing here so I don’t think I’ve ever read them. I am thinking of finding the translated ones and and read them with my toddler when he is a little older.