Children's Books that kids will read over and over again.

 

Here is the collection of children's books that my kids have asked for over and over again. These books did wonders for developing a love of reading in my children and I'm sure it will do the same for yours. We've read these books: before going off to bed, in the backyard under trees, in hospital waiting rooms early in the morning, in the car on road trips, over breakfast, over lunch, over dinner and a plethora of other situations that I may remember one day when I look back on this sleep deprivation with fondness. hehehehe
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Children's Books

Age Group - 3 to 4 Years Old

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The Monster at the End of this Book - As a kid I loved turning the pages no matter how much Grover pleaded that I didn't. My son loved this book as much as I did.
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There's a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake - My kids have loved all of this series of books. I think they love the 'silliness'. Mind you we have gone out several nights 'just to check' that there are no hippos on our roof.

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best childrens books

Super Snappy ABC - great illustrations and such a great chance to fin things, 'Where's the clown?' 'Show me the clock.' 'What's this?'

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Too Many Monsters - Going off to sleep can me a torrid time for adults and children. Here is an interesting solution to 'There is a monster in the cupboard' It worked for us!

 

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Why- The eternal question and there are lots and lots of them. See how, 'Why?' saved the Earth from certain doom and almost drove the patriarch of the narrative insane. :)

 

best childrens books

best childrens books
Don't Take Your Snake for a Stroll - You've just gotta ham this one up as the kid causes chaos taking a snake for a walk.
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Super Snappy 123 - A fantastic first number book. Heaps of bright pictures and heaps of things to count together.

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Can I Have A Stegosaurus Mom - a nice variation on 'Can I have a pony?' 'Can I have a puppy?' etc. If you like this one there are a few others in the series worth a look.

The Wide-Mouthed Frog - A beautiful pop up book with a nice little bit of humour at the end.

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