4 Unique animal/earthy theme books.
Reading great books never gets old, and since we have made it a point to be outdoors more, even in this East Coast cold, we love reading books with animal and earth themes. Here are four books that seem to always be on rotation come weekends and bedtime.
We Found A Hat by Jon Klassen Ages 4-8
We are big fans of I Want My Hat Back in our casa, and this is another great read by author Jon Klassen. This book may appeal to the minimalist parent with it's muted hues and deadpan humor. My oldest son loves this book especially since he loves turtles. It is an easy read for this age group, and its narrative tells a sweet story a child will appreciate.
A Walk in the Forest by Maria Dek Ages Pre-k to 10
I received an advance copy of this lovely book and wanted to include it since it fit the theme. So many books have woods as being scary which of course they can be, but we're talking kids here... let's have them have fun especially in reading. This book is about the play and exploring, collecting stones, feathers...pinecones. Items my boy loves to pick up in a city park which is why this book is an excellent read for kids.
Where Did They Go? a spotting book by Emily Bornoff Ages 2-5
Follow the rhymes to find animals that may be unfamiliar which only part of the fun. Look, read and learn about these creatures in the beautiful illustrations.
123 Dream by Kim Krans Ages 3-7
This book is recommended age pre-K age to 7 however a baby would enjoy this beautiful read. The illustrations are vivid and pop out which will hold a wee ones attention. Each number (up to 20) are partnered with a creative illustration that strays from the conventional learning number books.
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