Berenstien Bears - favorite kid's books?
- By BayBuck
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Can't believe I never saw this thread: I would have totally been spamming it up with all my new and reclaimed favorites through my daughters' toddlerhood and early elementary years.
These are my very favorite picture books to have read aloud to the little ones:
Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, about a dad taking his daughter out for her first time "owling" on a winter night in the woods

The Ox-Cart Man by Donald Hall, about the annual cycle of life for a olden-times New England family

I'm the Biggest Thing in the Ocean! by Kevin Sherry, the first book that really cracked us up at bedtime, a million times over

Birds by Kevin Henkes, so simple but just about perfect

The Dam by David Almond, this one is quite new but so haunting and interesting, about an English town flooded by a new dam

Journey by Aaron Becker, the first in an awesome trilogy of wordless books about a girl's adventure of imagination

These are my very favorite picture books to have read aloud to the little ones:
Owl Moon by Jane Yolen, about a dad taking his daughter out for her first time "owling" on a winter night in the woods

The Ox-Cart Man by Donald Hall, about the annual cycle of life for a olden-times New England family

I'm the Biggest Thing in the Ocean! by Kevin Sherry, the first book that really cracked us up at bedtime, a million times over

Birds by Kevin Henkes, so simple but just about perfect

The Dam by David Almond, this one is quite new but so haunting and interesting, about an English town flooded by a new dam

Journey by Aaron Becker, the first in an awesome trilogy of wordless books about a girl's adventure of imagination

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