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Alee Posted - Mar 20 2008 : 09:28:23 AM
What are your favorite books for lets say kids 6 and under?

I always loved the Little Golden Books when I was a kid. The Poky Little Puppy and such were so much fun to read, especially as they are easy to read for the very beginning reader.

I am starting to think about a library selection for Nora as she gets older and would love your input!

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SheilaC Posted - Mar 23 2008 : 6:45:03 PM
The Mitten by Jan Karon and others by him as well.
kissmekate Posted - Mar 20 2008 : 10:43:14 AM
Peter Cottontail books, by Beatrix Potter

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein

I Love You Forever- I love that book!
I read it in the middle of a bookstore for the first time, years ago when my son was little, and I was expecting her highness. I was reduced to a puddle after I finished reading it. (I ususally don't cry in public, at all. Ever.)We still have it.

Where the Wild Things Are, and Chicken Soup with Rice by Maurice Sendak

Of course, who could forget
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Suess


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catscharm74 Posted - Mar 20 2008 : 10:39:03 AM
Ok.. The Monster at the end of the Book (by Sesame Street) was a favorite and all of the Little Golden Books.

Cheers,
Heather

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electricdunce Posted - Mar 20 2008 : 10:31:44 AM
My kids' all time favorite was the Golden book The Color Kittens, it is so sweet, also Over in the Meadow, but they haven't been printing that one for years, I always check the thrift store selections of Golden book, hoping to get another copy. My daughter (she's 24) stuill has hers, she gnawed a big piece off the back cover when she was teething. All of Margaret Wise Brown's books are really delightful. My mother gave away all my childhood books to my older halfsister's kids and I've never forgiven her. My kids are always saying, you won't get rid of these will you? and I assure them, no way.
Another delightful one is a rhyme book by Clyde and Wendy Watson, Catch Me and Kiss Me and Say it Again. They've written other nice ones too. I don't know if that is still in print. Oh yeah, Daniel Pinkwater's Roger's Umbrella is another treasure. I could just go on and on, nothing is more fun than reading to kids. Karin

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sissysquilts Posted - Mar 20 2008 : 09:45:33 AM
Hi Alee!
My favorite is the LOVE YOU FOREVER by Robert Munsch :) oh! and Blueberries for Sal is another, we used to read these together a lot when my son was small :)

Sissy

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