07 novembre 2015

Des livres a lire a haute-voix

Parce qu'a l'age de vos enfnats, c'est vous qui faites la lecture du soir.
Je vous propose de belles histoires qui sont agreable a lire a haute voix.

Favorite Books for Kids

All Aboard the Dinotrain
Pigsty
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
The Big Green Pocketbook
Where the Wild Things Are

Favorite Books about Love

Warning! These books may cause leaking from the ocular cavities. If you’re a sap like me, that is. These books always make me hold my little ones a little tighter and appreciate how special this motherhood thing really is.

The Giving TreeSomedayGuess How Much I Love You

Favorite Books with Rhythm/Rhyme

These books not only have great stories, but they’re told in entertaining and engaging rhymes.
They can be tongue twisters sometimes, but the kids are always entertained by whatever goofy thing accidentally comes out of my mouth.

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt (Classic Board Books)The GruffaloRoom on the BroomI Saw an Ant on the Railroad Track

Favorite Interactive Books

My kids love books that allow them to get involved in the reading. Anything that requires counting, opening flaps, or feeling new textures is always a big hit.

Mommy Hugs (Classic Board Books)
Where Is Baby’s Belly Button?
Ten Little Ladybugs
Counting Kisses

Favorite Main Characters

These are some of the most beloved characters in our home. We may or may not have our very own Olivia. I plead the 5th.

OliviaThe Ultimate Dick and Jane Storybook CollectionCorduroyBlueberries for SalThe Story of Ferdinand

Favorite Winter Books

I’ve classified these as winter books, but we actually read them year round. The Polar Express was one of my favorites as a child; The illustrations are beautiful.
Snowy Day is dearly loved by my kids and a top pick no matter what the season.

The Polar ExpressThe Snowy Day