Our family loves curling up together with a good book, and no one considers themselves too old for a beautiful picture book. Watch the video and check the list below for some of the picture books we are loving lately. You don’t want to miss these titles!
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Picture Book List
Amos and Boris, William Steig
The Doorbell Rang, Pat Hutchins
Princess and the Peas, Rachel Himes
A Home for Bird, Philip Stead
The Gardener, Sarah Stewart
The Full Belly Bowl, Jim Aylesworth
P is for Pterodactyl, Raj Haldar and Chris Carpenter
Hello Lighthouse, Sophie Blackall
Hands, Lois Ehlert
Daisy Saves the Day, Shirley Hughes
Construction, Sally Sutton
Special Delivery, Philip Stead
Extra Yarn, Mac Barnett
Tim in Danger, Edward Ardizzone
Little Fox in the Snow, Jonathan London
Mary and the Mouse, The Mouse and Mary, Beverly Donofrio and Barbara McClinktock
A Web, Isabelle Simler
Samson in the Snow, Philip Stead
Other resources you don’t want to miss:
19 Simple Ways to Pursue Joy in 2019
Want to see other picture books we love? See my preschool picture book round-up here! (Hint: it’s not just for your preschooler!)
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I am so happy I came across your blog! Thank you for these great recommendations. My family loves our scheduled reading times and we are always looking for new books. Our recent picture book find that we’ve had to read and reread is “Chocolate Covered Courage with Blessings On Top”. The book is about an imaginative outdoor adventure with Davis and a very important decision she has to make to tell the truth. The rhyming is great, it’s really beautifully illustrated with lots of bright characters and colors! The book is fantastic and helps teach a crucial lesson about courage in the face of adversity that kids of any age can understand, helping to open up dialogue about telling the truth and integrity with young children! Highly recommend for early readers! If you and your family end up checking it out I would love to know what you think. Happy reading!