Another I enjoyed doing last year.
Last year while browsing my TBR shelves to prepare for my 2021 reading challenges, I found something unexpected: I had a lot of children's books there. I began this challenge to motivate myself to read some of them and I actually did finish a few. I've still got some leftover and have added a few throughout the year, so I think it's a good idea to give this one a second run!
I know a lot of adults really enjoy reading youth or young adult fiction but, other than the occasional classic, I've never really been into it in my adulthood. Still, I must be somewhat interested or I wouldn't have 10-15 or so children's books hanging out on my TBR!
So, I've created the Children's Books Reading Challenge...for Adults! Sure, I read with my kids all the time---but this year I'm challenging myself to read more children's books by myself.
My Books:
- The Twin Princes--Tedd Arnold
 - Martina the Beautiful Cockroach--Carmen Agra Deedy
 - Out of My Mind--Sharon M. Draper
 - Afternoon on the Amazon--Mary Pope Osborne
 - Mulan: The Legend of the Woman Warrior--Faye-Lyn Wu
 - Kamala: Feminist Folktales From Around the World--Ethel Johnston Phelps
 - Unicorn on a Roll--Dana Simpson
 - Flat Stanley and the Lost Treasure--Jeff Brown
 - Dogs in the Dead of Night--Mary Pope Osborne
 - Hour of the Olympics--Mary Pope Osborne
 - Twice Upon a Time: Rapunzel: The One With all the Hair--Wendy Mass
 - The Girl Who Drank the Moon--Kelly Barnhill
 - Poor Unfortunate Soul--Serena Valentino
 - Vacation Under the Volcano--Mary Pope Osborne
 - Book Fiesta!--Pat Mora
 - Lumberjanes: Friendship to the Max--Noelle Stevenson & Grace Ellis
 - A Cat Story--Ursula Murray Husted
 - By the Shores of Silver Lake--Laura Ingalls Wilder (reread)
 - Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp--Philip Pullman
 - Journey Under the Sea--R.A. Montgomery
 - Anne of Avonlea--L.M. Montgomery
 - Pet--Akwaeke Emezi
 - Mom and Me, Me and Mom--Miguel Tanco
 - Hansel & Gretel--James Marshall
 - The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Treasure Hunt--Megan McDonald
 - Seasons--Annabelle Lynch
 - Remember the Ladies--Cheryl Harness
 - Unicorn Princess--Shannon Gilligan
 - The Last Kids on Earth--Max Brallier
 - Thump, Quack, Moo--Doreen Cronin
 - Where To, Little Wombat?--Charles Fuge
 - Halloween Fraidy Cat--Abby Klein
 - Rumpelstiltskin--Paul Galdone
 - Coco: Miguel's Guitar--RJ. Cregg
 - Vivi Loves Science: Sink or Float--Kimberly Derting
 - What Was I Scared Of?--Dr,. Seuss
 - You're My Little Pumpkin Pie--Natalie Marshal
 - I Am a Witch's Cat--Harriet Muncaster
 - A Box Full of Love--Anne Sawan
 - Omar's Halloween--Maryann Kovalski
 - Drawing Lessons--Tracy Mack
 - Thanksgiving on Thursday--Mary Pope Osborne
 - The Story of Blue-Beard--Charles Perrault
 - Who Was Jane Austen?--Sarah Fabiny
 - Maccabee!--Tilda Balsley
 - Panda's Christmas Gifts--Tara Jaye Morrow
 - Christmas--Dorothy Goeller
 - The Nutcracker--Jan Brett
 - Kwanzaa--Martin Hints
 - The Christmas Coat--Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
 - Miss Mary's Christmas Mittens--Trinka Hakes Noble
 - The Oxford Treasury of Christmas Poems--Michael Harrison
 - Dreidels on the Brain--Joel Ben Izzy
 - The Clay Marble--Mingfong Ho
 
Calling challenge completed on December 27
2 comments:
I read children's books as well - and enjoy reading them. Thanks for hosting this. I will be participating.
I refuse to be limited by target age groups and have loved quite a lot of 'children's books'.
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