Picture Books We Love
In a raucous sequel to There’s a Dinosaur on the 13th Floor, Mr. Snore is back at the hotel to play his violin at a wedding—where his valiant efforts to protect the elaborate cake go hilariously awry.
Seriously, EVERY book this guy writes is hysterical.
Great illustrations. What happens when the dogs from downstairs and the cats from upstairs meet in the middle (where the fish, the rat, and the rabbit are)?
Love this book. The message to parents and caregivers is so important! Too many kids are growing up thinking their bodies aren't right because of things they hear and see around them.
This is a rhyming book about how skeletons aren't scary, they are really kind of pathetic, but are good at being friends, sharing candy, and making your mom shriek.
I love kids' book that turn the princess thing on its head, this one has a Small Knight with they/them pronouns who doesn't mind being a princess but wants to go on adventures. They get so upset by this, and don't know how to explain it to their parents, that an anxiety monster starts to grow. Small Knight has to face the monster to defeat it.
These guys are just so darn cute. Stick wants to find his family tree so they go on an adventure, but of course his real family is Stone (and Pinecone).
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A very touching book. I had no idea this tree existed. Perfect for 9/11. The illustrations are by Aaron Becker and, not surprising, wonderful.
My favorite board book ever. Now in lift-the-flap format! Fantastic.
Highly Recommended by Kristine
The message here is that not everything broken can be fixed and that's OK. Single dad and daughter story about rescuing an injured swallow.
Re-purposing a baby blanket story. Lovely crayon-type illustrations.