I am a preschool teacher, so this could be MUCH longer: THE LITTLE MOUSE, THE RIPE RED STRAWBERRY, AND THE BIG HUNGRY BEAR by Don Wood 2. How the Grinch Stole Christmas 3. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 5.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE (that was long before the movie ever came out) OK, I know this is #6, but I love the ANNE OF GREEN GABLES stories too. 1. The Frog and Toad series.
3. and 4. LILLY S PURPLE PLASTIC PURSE and CHRYSANTHEMUM by Kevin Henkes I am a first grade teacher ---do I have to stop now?
My two favorites are CHARLOTTE S WEB and BUNNICULA. BUNNICULA is a delightful story of a vampire bunny that sucks vegetables white. It is a great read!
EARRINGS! by Judith Viorst and Nola Langner Malone JUNIE B. JONES AND THE STUPID SMELLY BUS by Barbara Park WINNIE THE POOH by A.
A. Milne SKIPPYJOB JONES by Judy Schachner is fabulously funny! It s about a Siamese cat who thinks he s a chihuahua!
DON T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS! by Mo Willems --- a great sense of voice. LOVE YOU FOREVER by Robert Munsch --- I dare you to read it with a dry eye!
TUESDAY by David Weisner --- how he can say so much with so little is astonishing. Harry Potter, Lemony Snickett, Goosebumps, Dr. Seuss, and Little Golden Books.
Favorites to read to the children were THE VELVETEEN RABBIT, JAMBERRY, and the Good Dog, Carl books. My kids and grandkids loved to read them over and over. Any of the Mercer Mayer Little Critter books, Dr.
Seuss s OH THE THINKS YOU CAN THINK!, Children s bible stories, and any of the Arthur books. As a retired teacher, I was always reading anything by Dr.
Seuss. The children parodied the rhymes and they could hear the same stories over and over. They also loved MISS NELSON IS MISSING!
, and always, the fairy tales. CHARLOTTE S WEB was another favorite. "Stand Back," Said the Elephant, I m Going to Sneeze GOODNIGHT, MOON by Margaret Wise Brown GREEN EGGS AND HAM by Dr.
Seuss THE WIZARD OF OZ by L. Frank Baum Anything by Dr. Suess After THE CAT IN THE HAT, II like to read LORAX, THE RUNAWAY BUNNY, and GOODNIGHT MOON.
1. The original stories of Winnie-the-Pooh 2. EATING THE ALPHABET by Lois Ehlert 4.
READ ANYTHING GOOD LATELY? by Susan Allen Jane Lindaman 5.
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