Dong this one again.
What books qualify? That one's simple: it's up to you! Anything you think could be found in the children's section of a library or bookstore is applicable, as well as timeless classics that the whole family would enjoy. Here is a list I made from Wikipedia that I'll be working from.
I can't wait to see what everyone is reading!
My Books:
- Snow White and the Seven Robots--Stewart Ross
- The Green Ember--S.D. Smith
- The Twelve Dancing Princesses--Jane Werner Watson
- Anna and Elsa's Hygge Life--Heather Knowles
- Remarkables--Lisa Mantchev
- Stuntboy, In the Meantime--Jason Reynolds
- Warriors in Winter--Mary Pope Osborne
- Race Forever--R.A. Montgomery
- Child of the Wolves--Elizabeth Hall
- The Yellow Phantom--Margaret Sutton
- For Everyone--Jason Reynolds
- Abby in Wonderland--Sarah Mlynowski
- A Shot in the Arm!--Don Brown
- Rocket to the Moon!--Don Brown
- Zen Ties--Jon J. Muth
- Diamonds and Toads (from Fairy Tales, Volume 1, at Project Gutenberg)
- Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective--Donald J. Sobol
- The Long Winter--Laura Ingalls Wilder [re-read]
- Pinocchio--Margaret Hillert
- The Magic in Changing Your Stars--Leah Henderson
- La Casa Adormecida (The Napping House)--Audrey Wood
- Little Town on the Prairie--Laura Ingalls Wilder (re-read)
- Tales From the Arabian Nights--Anonymous
- Islandborn--Junot Diaz
- Transformed: The Perils of the Frog Prince--Megan Morrison
- In Deeper Waters--F.T. Lukens
- With the Might of Angels--Andrea Davis Pinkney
- Nothing But Trouble--Jacqueline Davies
- Humongous Fungus--Lynne Boddy
- How to Play Chess--D.K. Publishing
- Bad Hair Day--Sarah Mlynowski
- Magic Candies--Heena Baek
- Limericks--Michael Palin
- Pizza and Taco: Dare to Be Scared--Stephen Skaskan
- Paw Patrol: Halloween Heroes!
- Sleeping Beauty--Mahlon F. Craft
- Good Morning Zoom--Lindsay Rechler
- Merry Christmas, Mouse--Laura Numeroff
- You're My Little Christmas Cookie--Nicola Edwards
- The Lions of Little Rock--Kristin Levine
- Cold As Ice--Sarah Mlynowski
- The Elf on the Shelf's Nightmare Before Christmas--Chanda A. Bell
- The Story of Rock--Lindsay Sagar Caterpillar
- T. Rex Time Machine--Jared Chapman
- Here Comes Santa Cat--Deborah Underwood
- Alan's Big, Scary Teeth--Jarvis
Calling challenge complete on December 24
2 comments:
I'll be joining you as this is a favourite challenge. I read children's pix books as mentor texts - as I've written (never published) children's pix books - and want to improve.
I don't often read children's or young adults' literature (except when I was in those demographics myself and then I was a voracious reader!) but in the last 5 years or so, I read Rick Riordan's YA trilogy "Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard" -- "The Sword of Summer," "The Hammer of Thor" and "The Ship of the Dead." They were very entertaining, fast-paced, funny and with a diverse cast of often-minority-group characters. Recommended!
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