So, our little Ella Joy is obsessed with driving in the car, or “auto” as she calls it. And, being half swiss, she is fascinated by cows, or “moooh’s” in Ella speak. Knowing this, it’s no surprise that Ella is in love with Craig Frazier’s “Stanley goes for a drive“. It entails “autos” and “moo’s”. The last page in the book is our favorite. Very to the point.
I finally created a swissmiss bookshelf over on LookyBook so that I can find our favorite books faster. Do you have a LookyBook bookshelf? If so, would you mind to share it? Post it in a comment below! I’d love do discover my reader’s favorite picture books.
I just spent the last hour playing on LookyBook thanks to you. Here’s mine: http://lookybook.com/bookshelf-detail.php?bookshelf_id=7122
May 30th, 2008 / 4:51 pm
nice! he made a book about me. -stanley
May 30th, 2008 / 7:21 pm
Here’s a list of our current favorites:
The Mice of Bistrot des Sept Freres
Hondo & Fabian
Toys Go Out
Can You Find It Inside?
Mouse Paint
Old Turtle
One Red Dot
Flotsam
I Went Walking – Williams/Vivas
The Princess & the Pea – Lauren Child
Sound of Colors – Liao
Little Bunny on the Move – McCarty
That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown
The Red Book
The Dot
Ish
What Do People Do All Day – Richard Scarry
Do Unto Otters
Llama, Llama, Red Pajama
Up Above & Down Below
The Peace Book – Todd Parr
Who’s Hiding – Onishi
Emily’s Balloon
Whatever – Bee
And several Usborne picture books:
On the Moon – Milbourne
On a Pirate Ship – Courtauld
The Story of Pinocchio – Evangelista
Alice in Wonderland – Evangelista
In the Castle – Milbourne
And those are just our current favorites…
May 30th, 2008 / 8:50 pm
shes going to love duck on a bike.
enjoy.
Jun 3rd, 2008 / 8:19 pm
LookyBook is great. Thanks.
The only problem is that they don’t seem to have many of the books we own. No Mo Willems?! Anywho I decided instead to turn our lookybook bookshelf into a wish list instead.
http://lookybook.com/bookshelf-detail.php?bookshelf_id=7165
Some of our favorite books right now are:
Gallop! – Seder
Follow The Line around the world – Ljungkvist
This is London – Sasek
Rome Antics – David Macaulay
The Lorax and How Lucky You Are – Dr. Seuss
anything by Mo Willems, especially the Elephant and piggy books
the Toot & Puddle books – Hobbie
Jun 4th, 2008 / 10:11 am