Go Dog Go! Dr. Seuss

I still love that book! It gets alot of "play" time in my classroom. I think that I just like the party in the tree at the end of the story!

Miss Rumphius? That sounds wonderful!!!

This is a series: All of a Kind Family

I learned more about Jewish holidays there than I ever learned from anywhere else!

I LOVE the All of a Kind Family series!!!!!!!!!! I also learned more about Jewish holidays and an appreciation of the Jewish religion through those books than I have from anywhere else! I think about those books anytime Seder or Purim or any other holiday is mentioned anywhere.

Miss Minerva and Billy Green Hill

The Shoe books....

Skating Shoes
Ballet Shoes, etc.

The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly





OMG I still love this book to this day!!!!!!

Pippi Longstocking
Beezus and Ramona

Dog Breath: The Horrible Trouble with Hally Tosis by Dav Pilkey

This isn't a book, but since we're talking about children, is this TOO CUTE, or what?!

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Count Worm

Cute blocks! Where'd you get them?

I saw them on ebay. They seem as if they'd be pretty easy to make, though!

Very Cute!
 

VERY cute, but...the child might have trouble with her ABC's! LOL

Other favorite books from my childhood:
The Little Princess
The Secret Garden

Alice the Fairy

"Donning a fairy costume inspires a little girl's imagination in this droll picture book. Alice speaks for herself, claiming she can fly (not too high but really fast), can change her dad into a horse (for a horsey ride), can make herself disappear (by flicking off the light switch with her wand), and can turn oatmeal into cake by pouring on fairy dust (sugar). There are elements of danger, such as broccoli poisoned by the wicked Duchess (Mom) and baths (fairies hate baths), as well as mischief ("…my mom made cookies for my dad. So I turned them into mine") and mishaps ("Once I accidentally turned my white dress into a red one"). Alice knows that Permanent fairyhood requires a lot of tests, attending Advanced Fairy School, and learning how to "make clothes get up off the floor and… line up in the closet," so she'll "probably be a Temporary fairy forever.""