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Why Are These Books So Important For Your Little One

Books are important for so many reasons. They can teach us so many things. Books can transport us to a new place and give us a zillion friends. One of the fondest childhood memories that I have is of my grand-mother reading short stories to me from the weekly sunday newspaper. Those stories have still remained with me and have played a huge role in the overall development of my personality.

I have been reading to my son since he was just 3-4 months old. Some people thought that I was crazy and that my son didn’t really care/listen. However, I continued reading to my son.

Children always listen to us and we should never make the mistake of under-estimating their true potential.

I am glad that I didn’t listen to anyone and kept reading to my son. My son, Veer now is crazy for books and just wants me to keep reading to him.

I definitely am a proud mother.

In this article I will share with you all the books and authors that you must introduce to your child. These are books that I have used for my son and I have noticed a change in him. All these books have a great message and some beautiful illustrations.

Books are definitely the best gift that you can give your child.

By Allan Ahlberg

Each Peach Pear Plum
Jolly Postman Or Other Peoples Letters

By Alyssa Satin Capucilli

Bathtime for Biscuit

By Amy Krouse

Duck! Rabbit!

By Anna Branford

Violet Mackerel’s Remarkable Recovery

By Anthony Browne

Gorilla

By Arnold Lobel

The Frog and Toad Collection Box Set: Includes 3 Favorite Frog and Toad Stories!

Books By Babette Cole

Princess Smartypants

By Bonnie Worth

Oh Say Can You Say Di-no-saur?

By Chris Barton

By Chris Gall

Dinotrux

By Dave Pilky

Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot (Ricky Ricotta #1)

By David McKee

Not Now, Bernard

Books By Doreen Cronin

The Chicken Squad: The First Misadventure

Books By Dr Seuss

One Fish, Two Fish, Three, Four, Five Fish
Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?
The Cat in the Hat

By Elfrida Vipont

Elephant and the Bad Baby

By Elizabeth Hammill

Over the Hills and Far Away: A Treasury of Nursery Rhymes

By Emily Gravett

Little Mouse’s Big Book of Fears

Books By Eric Carle

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Books By Eric Hill

Spot Loves His Dad
My Big Book of Spot
Spot Bakes A Cake
Where’s Spot?
Spot Loves Nursery
Spot Goes to School

Books By Eric Litwin

Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes

Books By Geetika Bahl, Sudha Suri

 

Browny Bear Listens To His Elders

Books By Geoffrey Hayes

 

Benny and Penny in Just Pretend

By Harry G. Allard Jr.

Miss Nelson Is Missing! 

By Helen Nicholl

Meg and Mog

By James Marshall

George and Martha (Sandpiper Books)

By Jennifer Holm and Matthew Holm

Babymouse #1: Queen of the World!

By Jennifer Morris

May I Please Have a Cookie?

By John Burningham

Would You Rather?

By Jon Klassen

I Want My Hat Back

By Jon Scieszka

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

By Judith Kerr

Bombs on Aunt Dainty
The Tiger Who Came to Tea
Mog and the Baby
Mog the Forgetful Cat
Mog’s Amazing Birthday Caper

By Julia Donaldson

The Smartest Giant in Town
Room on the Broom
Sharing a Shell
My Bag of Stories 

By Karen English

Nikki and Deja: The Newsy News Newsletter

By Kate DiCamillo

Bink and Gollie: Best Friends Forever 
Mercy Watson to the Rescue

By Kevin Henkes

Penny and Her Marble

By Lauren Child

I Will Not Ever Never Eat A Tomato

By Lenore Look

Ruby Lu, Empress of Everything

By Lita Judge

Born in the Wild: Baby Mammals and Their Parents

By Lois Lowry

Gooney Bird Greene

By Lynley Dodd

Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy

By Margaret Wise Brown

A Celebration Of The Seasons
Big Red Barn
The Runaway Bunny
Good Night Moon

By Margie Palatini

Piggie Pie

By Mary Ann Hoberman

hYou Read to Me, I’ll Read to You

By Mary Pope

Magic Tree House #1: Dinosaurs Before Dark

By Matt de la Peña

Last Stop on Market Street

By Maurice Sendak

Where The Wild Things Are

By Megan McDonald

Stink: The Incredible Shrinking Kid

By Mem Fox

Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes

By Michael Rosen

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

By Mo Willems

Today I Will Fly! (Elephant and Piggie)

By Nic Bishop

Spiders 

By Nick Bruel

Happy Birthday, Bad Kitty

By Oliver Jeffers

Lost and Found 

By One With Earth

Festivals of India Gift Box
DinoStaury Yoga in the Jungle
DinoStaury Dina And The Best Gift Ever
DinoStaury Manners
DinoStaury Dina Helps Uncle Tree
DinoStaury A De-Lightful Diwali

By P.D. Eastman

Go, Dog. Go! 

By Peppa Pig

 

Peppa Pig: Fairy Tale Little Library
Peppa Pig: Bedtime Little Library
Peppa Pig: Little Library

By Peter Brown

You Will Be My Friend

By Peter H. Reynolds

The Dot

By Raymond Briggs

The Snowman: The Book of the Classic Film 

By Robert Munsch

The Paper Bag Princess 

By Rod Campbell

The Pop-Up Dear Zoo

By Roger Hargreaves

Little Miss Princess
Mr. Men Go to School
Little Miss: My Complete Collection Box Set Paperback
Mr Men My Complete Collection Box Set
Mr Men 40th Anniversary Box Set

By Roger Priddy

Bright Baby Touch & Feel Colours
Bright Baby Touch & Feel Hugs & Kisses
Bright Baby Touch & Feel On The Farm
Bright Baby Touch & Feel Numbers
Bright Baby Touch & Feel Shapes

By Sally Warner

EllRay Jakes Is Not a Chicken

By Sara Pennypacker

Clementine

By Scholastic (Publisher)

Clifford’s Big Dictionary
Clifford Goes To Kindergarten

By Shannon Hale and Dean Hale

The Princess in Black

By Shel Silverstein

Where the Sidewalk Ends

By Shelley Moore

Good Night, Good Knight

By Shirley Hughes

Dogger

By Stan Berenstain

The Bear’s Picnic
The Berenstain Bears: God Loves You! 

By Sterling (Publisher)

Barney: Let’s Go To The Farm
Barney: Count To 10
Bubbles Finds A Red Ball
Bubbles Is Honest
Bruno Gets Lost
Bruno The Artist
Bruno Put Your Toys Away
Pepper Series Set 4
Pepper Wants Too Many Toys
Pepper Series Set 5

By Steve Jenkins

Actual Size 

By Tedd Arnold

Hi! Fly Guy
Fly Guy Presents: Space

Conclusion

I am sure that you are going to make good use of this resource and introduce your children to the best books. Books are so important. This works for kids in the age group 3 months to 5 years. You have to first start with reading books to them and then gradually encourage them to read on their own. If you are wondering what is a good time to start reading to your child, then the answer is very simple. The answer is Now!

2 thoughts on “Why Are These Books So Important For Your Little One”

  1. Hi my kid is of 5 years. I want her to read books .. But how could i raise her interest ..
    Which book is preferrable at this age.

    1. sonthalia.riddhi

      Hi Priyanka

      1. Don't force her
      2. Read when she is around you
      3. She will look at you and want to copy you
      4. Read out to her
      5. Mr men series by Roger Hargreaves is great. You can start with this. It's easy read.
      6. Start with something easy and then increase the difficulty level.

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