"The Curious Garden", "Karate Hour", "Whose garden is it?", Franklin series of stories, "This Land is Your Land", "See inside your Body" Usbourne, any book from author Anna Milbourne, Disney stories, books about spirituality, God, Jesus and other religions of the world. There are sooo many more, I don't think I have the patience to write them all down
We usually have around 30-50 books out at a time from the library that get rotated with new set of 30-50 books every 2 months.
These are mostly non-fiction or classic stories. My son especially enjoys anything with lots of illustrations and books with audio versions. I also keep an eye out for quality easy readers and math/science books. He often requests books be read to him throughout the day.
1. The Water Hole by Graeme Base
"Fantastic way to teach about geography, wild animals, habitats, migration. The illusrations hidden within pictures are beautiful. Just love this book!"
On the Seashore (Picture Books) by Anna Milbourne
All of Anna Milbournes books are fantastic with great illustrations and contain non-fiction material in a child friendly way! "Sunny Day, Windy Day, Snowy Day" are all great.
On the Moon by Anna Milbourne
The Dinosaur by Anna Milbourne
Under the Sea (Picture Books) by Anna Milbourne
In the Castle (Picture Books) by Anna Milbourne
Under the Ground (Picture Books) by Anna Milbourne
My Hands (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science) by Aliki
In a Nutshell (Sharing Nature With Children Book) by Joseph Anthony
Good Morning, Digger by Anne Rockwell He makes me read this almost everyday.
Which Way to the Revolution?: A Book About Maps by Bob Barner A bit advanced but still worth reading to teach concept of following a map. I don't like the british referral as "rats" part!
Walt Disney's Pinocchio (A First little golden book) by Nikki Grimes A classic story of telling the truth/morals.
What Is an Amphibian? (Animal Kingdom) by Lola M. Schaefer This and other titles like "What is a Reptile", are simple, with clear pictures and effective in teaching.
The Three Bears by Paul Galdone I really like this version of "three little bears" and the audio is very entertaining.
The Apple Pie Tree by Zoe Hall
Over in the Jungle: A Rainforest Rhyme by Marianne Collins Berkes "Over in the Ocean" is also very fun to read.
Museum ABC by The (NY) Metropolitan Museum of Art Great at introducing Art.
Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin (Aladdin Picture Books) by Lloyd Moss This is awesome with the audio.
We All Go Traveling By (Barefoot Paperback) by Sheena Roberts This is great with the audio.
Bees, Snails, & Peacock Tails: Patterns & Shapes . . . Naturally by Betsy Franco
Jack in the Beanstalk
There are many more but the key to my selection of books is to have mostly non-fiction material in them unless they are classic literature/Aeosp Fables/Poems and fun for us to read while learning something valuable! Hope this list is helpful!!
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