Preschoolers want Halloween books too!
But if they’re like me, they don’t want scary books.
Here are 7 Halloween books for the little lovies:
From the top:
My Jack o lantern by Nancy Skarmeas
Say Boo! by Lynda Graham-Barber
Halloween Night (with googly eyes!)
DK Touch and Feel Halloween
Biscuit’s Pet & Play Halloween by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
Five Little Pumpkins pictures by Dan Yaccarino (the fingerplay that all kids love)
The Cheerios Halloween Play Book (fill in the missing cheerios)
As the royals and possibly the world wait for news on the newest baby, I thought about what book I might like to share with the baby. To be sure, I would love to be appointed as the Royal Baby’s Librarian, but even if that never happens, I thought it might be fun to discover a new book. My pick for Baby’s new book is How Far Do You Love Me? written by Lulu Delacre and published by Lee & Low Books.
Imagine me reading this with a lovely English accent…
Isn’t that book delightful? Many thanks to Lee & Low Books for sharing this multicultural title with me.
Happy Reading from The Royal Baby Librarian!
Preschoolers don’t realize they are small.
They think they are just as big as the big kids.
And because of that, they want what all the other kiddos have.
They want Halloween books in their sizes too!
And PammyPam aims to give it to them.
Here are 7 Halloweenie books for the little lovies:
From the top:
My Jack o lantern by Nancy Skarmeas
Say Boo! by Lynda Graham-Barber
Halloween Night (with googly eyes!)
DK Touch and Feel Halloween
Biscuit’s Pet & Play Halloween by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
Five Little Pumpkins pictures by Dan Yaccarino (the fingerplay that all kids love)
The Cheerios Halloween Play Book (fill in the missing cheerios)
AND because I can’t help myself, a
BONUS:
a little surprise for my lil neighbor who lives next door:
Jack and Jill, A Halloween Nursery Rhyme
Any of these would be cute in a Halloween treat bag!
Have a safe and yummy Halloween
from
Unconventional Librarian
I recently received two adorable books in the mail. They are part of the BabyLit series: “BabyLit is a fashionable way to introduce your child to the world of classic literature. Visit BabyLit.com for more information.” I strongly believe that even the littlest of babies can enjoy books so these BabyLit books were a perfect choice.
I thought it would be fun to show whether the littles enjoyed these books or not. The following are photos of me reading to babies 12 -18 months old.
Here I am presenting the title. I’ve caught the attention of two little ones.
Then as you can see little Miss Sophia is trying to upstage me! Never work with kids and dogs, right?
But I can’t help myself. Finally, she gets a copy of the book for herself.
She’s opening it upside down, but that’s ok! She’s getting a feel for how books look and feel. She’s finished with Jane Eyre. What will she choose next?
Let’s see…
I think it’s Alice in Wonderland by Little Master Carroll!
As you can see, the BabyLit books were a hit with my little ones! I highly recommend these books as the illustrations are beautiful and contagious enough for little ones to enjoy yet older children can follow along a little more closely for a more in-depth reading.
I give these books four paws!
