The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane- DiCamillo
Anne of Green Gables- Montgomery
All of a Kind Family- Taylor ( I apologize for having had the title wrong for SO long.)
In Grandma's Attic- Richardson
Ginger Pye- Estes
The Cricket in Times Square- Selden
Sarah, Plain and Tall- MacLachlan
Skylark- MacLachlan
More Perfect Than the Moon- MacLachlan
A Bear Called Paddington- Bond
Stuart Little- White
The Matchlock Gun- Edmonds
Thee Hannah!- D'Angeli
Yonie Wondernose- D'Angeli
Skippack School- D'Angeli
The House at Pooh Corner- Milne
The Hundred Dresses- Estes
A Lion to Guard Us- Bulla
Yonie Wondernose- D'Angeli
A Little Princess- Burnett (adapted by Dubowski) We have not read the full version yet.
The Hundred Dresses- Estes
Stone Fox- Gardiner
King of the Wind- Henry
The Doll People- Martin and Godwin
The Doll People- Martin and Godwin
Squanto, Friend of the Pilgrim- Bulla
King of the Wind- Henry
Little House in the Big Woods- Wilder
Farmer Boy- Wilder
Little House in the Big Woods- Wilder
Farmer Boy- Wilder
Benjamin West and His Cat Grimalkin- Henry
The Good Master- Seredy
Journey to America- Levitin
Lincoln and His Boys- Wells
Anything by Thornton Burgess-- He has a ton of books about animals and nature. Some are very elementary and some are real chapter books designed to teach children about nature. Unfortunately, he refers to "Mother Nature" but we just insert "the Creator". These books are well worth the trouble!
The Good Master- Seredy
Journey to America- Levitin
Lincoln and His Boys- Wells
Anything by Thornton Burgess-- He has a ton of books about animals and nature. Some are very elementary and some are real chapter books designed to teach children about nature. Unfortunately, he refers to "Mother Nature" but we just insert "the Creator". These books are well worth the trouble!
First, let me say that when I figured out that you had 2 blogs, well I just smiled thinking how amazing you are! Then, I wanted to add to this great list. So sad that Booked Up had donated all its children's books to an elementary school library; I wish it had been your home library. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an extensive list. Thanks for all that work. My granddaughter is going to be 10 next month and I always get her picture books at the library. They are beautiful, fun, and when she's tired (I babysit for my daughter while she works nights) she can read one or two and it's not a huge effort. Bedtime is book time around here. Best wishes, Linda
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