Favorite Picture Books

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November 2024 List of the Month: Favorite Picture Books
Description
November is National Picture Book Month, and in honor of the occasion, our List of the Month this time around is dedicated to our Favorite Picture Books. Each participant may vote on ten titles (and add other, non-weighted titles). Please feel free to add notes, explaining your choices. Please only downvote titles which don't fit the theme of the list.
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The Monster at the End of This Book
by Jon Stone
6,460 members
115 reviews
½ 4.5
33 Members
Aquila, bookwoman84, poolays, hipdeep, Caramellunacy, kcasada, Bookmarque, paradoxosalpha, EerierIdyllMeme, lahochstetler, jeanh12, mzonderm, prosfilaes, manque, raidergirl3, terran, Whisper1, navelos, perennialreader, Jen-the-Librarian, lowelibrary, treegardner, beehappy, LoriBelle7, ManWithAnAgenda, BarbaraSenn, hms2017clarinet, KJKuningas, hungrycaterpillar, kimsmugaotto, jtcmk19, magruderjc, Adhumphreys
Explanations
manque: Breaks the fourth wall to make the reader part of the story in a way that's guaranteed to engage any young child. My kids never watched Sesame Street, but loved this book all the same.
LoriBelle7: I remember my kids giggling and turning the pages anyway. Such a fun book.
kimsmugaotto: This is one I never really read to my kids, they never watch sesame street. But as a kid, I loved paging though this book, reading it to my little siblings. Talk about breaking the fourth wall! It's like Grover is really pleading with you. And the visuals of him mutilating the book added to the experience. Just brilliant!
2
Where the Wild Things Are
by Maurice Sendak
31,114 members
1,522 reviews
½ 4.3
27 Members
tardis, poolays, anglemark, lulaa, paradoxosalpha, mzonderm, manque, shearon, wester, lizzy50usa, sallylou61, MaryKay1822, SylviaC, al.vick, Verkruissen, Jen-the-Librarian, Hope_H, treegardner, SandyAMcPherson, elorin, OurLittleLibrary, BaliHai, skid0612, Ken.Jones, KJKuningas, hungrycaterpillar, Kimthomp
Explanations
manque: Any list of favorite picture books must begin here.
SandyAMcPherson: Perfect for kids who feel out of place, and need a positive character with which to identify.
Ken.Jones: A story for boys who nail things to walls (like dogs and little sisters) and the mothers who love them anyway, usually against their better judgement.
3
Corduroy
by Don Freeman
19,767 members
456 reviews
½ 4.3
23 Members
timspalding, lundblad, ablachly, hipdeep, Micheller7, shearon, nobooksnolife, MaryKay1822, katie4098, olegalCA, Hope_H, stephanieann1983, treegardner, littleone1996, ManWithAnAgenda, Ravenwindsong, teesamai, Tosta, SealedArchive, EaglesTraceLibrary, Kalira, hungrycaterpillar, whito777
Explanations
Ravenwindsong: I remember reading this or having it read to us in 2nd grade. We then colored these paper Corduroy bears and sewed with yarn the two sides together and stuffed it with filling.
4
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
by Eric Carle
27,246 members
1,115 reviews
½ 4.4
22 Members
Aquila, Ennas, mzonderm, manque, kleo, shearon, wester, dewasus1, kleh, souloftherose, Jen-the-Librarian, Hope_H, stephanieann1983, treegardner, GiGi2000, elorin, Tosta, sarahj202, EaglesTraceLibrary, hungrycaterpillar, melsconverse, jtcmk19
Explanations
manque: Food. Bugs. Bugs and food. Kids love this.
5
Madeline
by Ludwig Bemelmans
13,152 members
273 reviews
4.2
23 Members
cgalvin, TeresaInTexas, lulaa, lahochstetler, shearon, dhm, sallylou61, MaryKay1822, perennialreader, themulhern, al.vick, Jen-the-Librarian, SF_fan_mae, beehappy, LoriBelle7, Ravenwindsong, hms2017clarinet, Ken.Jones, erinrob, EaglesTraceLibrary, hungrycaterpillar, whito777, jtcmk19
Explanations
Ken.Jones: The perfect escape to Paris or London and the perfect provacateuse.
6
The Story of Ferdinand
by Munro Leaf
11,355 members
184 reviews
½ 4.3
22 Members
bookwoman84, ablachly, poolays, dhm, amanda4242, sturlington, navelos, RBeffa, Marissa_Doyle, AbigailAdams26, lowelibrary, treegardner, SF_fan_mae, LoriBelle7, OurLittleLibrary, sarahkhl, KJKuningas, Stellanna, whito777, Kimthomp, jtcmk19, v1v1enne
Explanations
AbigailAdams26: This story about a bull who would rather sit still and smell the flowers is one of my all-time childhood favorites, read again and again!
7
Goodnight Moon
by Margaret Wise Brown
22,997 members
751 reviews
4.2
17 Members
tardis, lundblad, lahochstetler, prosfilaes, raidergirl3, shearon, terran, sallylou61, MaryKay1822, SylviaC, katie4098, Hope_H, stephanieann1983, SandyAMcPherson, AlexanderPatico, EaglesTraceLibrary, hungrycaterpillar
Explanations
tardis: I know this book is a bit of a cliché, but I read it so many times to my kids (it felt like every night for several years) that I'm fond of it
SandyAMcPherson: We like this despite it's slightly dated feel. It's reassuring and calming. Not saccharine and an excellent settle down to sleep feeling.
9
Harold and the Purple Crayon
by Crockett Johnson
9,317 members
228 reviews
½ 4.3
16 Members
shearon, dhm, nobooksnolife, EMS_24, Jen-the-Librarian, beehappy, msjudy, tealadytoo, elorin, BarbaraSenn, GrimFiend1977, Ken.Jones, KJKuningas, FayeCrichton, jtcmk19, Adhumphreys
Explanations
elorin: I loved this book as a child and then loved reading it to my daughter as she grew. Many happy memories in these pages.
Ken.Jones: A fusion of life, fantasy, and art, perfectly executed.
13
The Cat in the Hat
by Dr. Seuss
25,335 members
564 reviews
4.2
13 Members
lulaa, dhm, BonnieJune54, vwinsloe, gypsysmom, Hope_H, stephanieann1983, treegardner, SandyAMcPherson, dtowell, Tosta, sarahj202, FayeCrichton
14
The Paper Bag Princess
by Robert Munsch
6,836 members
203 reviews
½ 4.3
13 Members
tardis, poolays, EerierIdyllMeme, raidergirl3, saskia17, Cecrow, Whisper1, SylviaC, SandyAMcPherson, OurLittleLibrary, BarbaraSenn, ngoomie, whito777
Explanations
saskia17: One of the best read-aloud authors ever.
SandyAMcPherson: Our family adores the non-traditional role for girls as the heroine
15
Frog and Toad Are Friends
by Arnold Lobel
13,512 members
293 reviews
4.2
12 Members
aprille, Bookmarque, paradoxosalpha, navelos, olegalCA, treegardner, ManWithAnAgenda, teesamai, Ken.Jones, Kimthomp, magruderjc, v1v1enne
Explanations
Bookmarque: Silly adventures, cookies and warm friendship. My husband and I even started watching the animated series on Apple TV just for fun.
Ken.Jones: Arnold Lobel perfectly illustrates (both senses) the joy and intimacy of friendship through common experience and an adventurous spirit. I dedicate this message to my old friend, Gregg William Bryden.
16
Each Peach Pear Plum
by Janet Ahlberg
4,397 members
65 reviews
4.2
11 Members
tardis, Herenya, dara85, Whisper1, MaryKay1822, SylviaC, navelos, perennialreader, souloftherose, gypsysmom, mabeling
Explanations
tardis: I once invented a Peach-Pear-Plum jam based on the title :)
17
Caps for Sale: A Tale of a Peddler, Some Monkeys, and Their Monkey Business
by Esphyr Slobodkina
12,278 members
188 reviews
4.1
12 Members
aprille, poolays, dara85, mzonderm, Micheller7, BonnieJune54, LaNS, msjudy, elorin, Ken.Jones, KJKuningas, magruderjc
Explanations
Ken.Jones: An old, old story, with perfectly executed illustrations.
18
Millions of Cats
by Wanda Gág
4,592 members
116 reviews
4
10 Members
tardis, lulaa, knerd.knitter, lizzy50usa, sallylou61, BonnieJune54, Hope_H, treegardner, Ravenwindsong, Lauren-at-LT
Explanations
tardis: My boys loved this one, and it's one of the few that I've held on to.
knerd.knitter: It's weird, but I'll always love it.
Ravenwindsong: I kind of have to like this book. I grew up in the town where Wanda Gag lived. The story isn't as good to be me now that I'm older, but I love the illustrations.
19
Curious George
by H. A. Rey
8,407 members
96 reviews
3.9
10 Members
TeresaInTexas, dhm, sallylou61, BonnieJune54, GiGi2000, elorin, Ravenwindsong, Ken.Jones, Red-Hawk, jtcmk19
Explanations
Ken.Jones: Mom: "Curious George, what are you doing?" Me: "My name's not George!" Repeat.
20
Green Eggs and Ham
by Dr. Seuss
27,772 members
754 reviews
½ 4.3
10 Members
aprille, vwinsloe, stephanieann1983, tealadytoo, LoriBelle7, EasyIndy, elorin, dtowell, sarahj202, Kimthomp
21
The Little Engine That Could
by Watty Piper
14,399 members
212 reviews
4.1
10 Members
karenb, sallylou61, Cecrow, gypsysmom, stephanieann1983, sarahkhl, Tosta, AlexanderPatico, sarahj202, KJKuningas
22
The Tale of Peter Rabbit
by Beatrix Potter
15,218 members
193 reviews
4.1
9 Members
Aquila, Caramellunacy, TeresaInTexas, dhm, themulhern, AlexanderPatico, EaglesTraceLibrary, FayeCrichton, Kimthomp
23
The Gashlycrumb Tinies
by Edward Gorey
2,795 members
61 reviews
½ 4.5
8 Members
Bookmarque, Whisper1, amanda4242, elenchus, sturlington, Bookwomble, Charon07, newpeacelutheran
24
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
by Dr. Seuss
19,980 members
328 reviews
4.1
9 Members
TeresaInTexas, vwinsloe, Marissa_Doyle, treegardner, tealadytoo, Charon07, PhilipAngelaMoore, hungrycaterpillar, Kimthomp
Explanations
Charon07: “Look what we found in the park in the dark…Will our mother like it? We don’t know.” So deliciously creepy and subversive for me as a tot just learning to read!
25
The Lorax
by Dr. Seuss
10,795 members
325 reviews
½ 4.4
8 Members
andystardust, mzonderm, al.vick, LibraryCin, elorin, BaliHai, ngoomie, FayeCrichton
26
Knight Owl
by Christopher Denise
916 members
39 reviews
½ 4.4
8 Members
Caramellunacy, Literate.Ninja, Jen-the-Librarian, stephanieann1983, EGBERTINA, sarahkhl, nd4s, fursealelise
27
I Want My Hat Back
by Jon Klassen
3,963 members
286 reviews
½ 4.4
8 Members
poolays, eclbates, olegalCA, SandyAMcPherson, OurLittleLibrary, BaliHai, mabeling, EaglesTraceLibrary
28
The Velveteen Rabbit
by Margery Williams
17,045 members
238 reviews
4.2
9 Members
ablachly, shearon, sallylou61, nobooksnolife, lowelibrary, SF_fan_mae, SandyAMcPherson, Ravenwindsong, EaglesTraceLibrary
Explanations
SandyAMcPherson: Whimsical, invoking plausible nursery magic for young readers.
29
The Little House
by Virginia Lee Burton
6,884 members
140 reviews
½ 4.3
8 Members
TeresaInTexas, mzonderm, wester, navelos, ManWithAnAgenda, Red-Hawk, whito777, melsconverse
30
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type
by Doreen Cronin
13,789 members
517 reviews
½ 4.3
7 Members
terran, armc, Hope_H, hms2017clarinet, rubi.vallee, kimsmugaotto, Adhumphreys
Explanations
kimsmugaotto: Introduce your children to the upsides of unionized labor. I love the typed notes and the farmers expression and duck, duck is the best. (I'd have added Duck for President, but I'm avoiding all election related thoughts at present)
31
The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry, and The Big Hungry Bear
by Audrey Wood
7,442 members
104 reviews
4.2
8 Members
poolays, 2wonderY, Hope_H, OurLittleLibrary, sarahkhl, hms2017clarinet, FayeCrichton, Adhumphreys
Explanations
2wonderY: Possibly my favorite read aloud book of all times. I always give this one for baby showers.
32
The Mitten
by Jan Brett
12,720 members
256 reviews
4.2
7 Members
lundblad, nobooksnolife, MaryKay1822, Ravenwindsong, sarahkhl, SealedArchive, KJKuningas
Explanations
Ravenwindsong: Love her all books. Her illustrations and stories are great. She was my Principals favorite author, so she would get everyone of her books. We'd all crowd around the desk looking for the Hedgehog hiding on every page.
33
The Arrival
by Shaun Tan
4,495 members
373 reviews
½ 4.5
6 Members
karenb, anglemark, kaixo, elenchus, teesamai, Charon07
Explanations
karenb: Not necessarily for children, no, but still so good. Notably with ONLY pictures, no words, which is apt for a book about immigrants/emigrants.
34
Eloise
by Kay Thompson
2,055 members
48 reviews
4.1
7 Members
bookwoman84, aprille, sturlington, navelos, Marissa_Doyle, BarbaraSenn, Ken.Jones
35
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
by Bill Martin, Jr.
18,656 members
782 reviews
½ 4.3
7 Members
timspalding, lundblad, Tosta, sarahj202, erinrob, hungrycaterpillar, whito777
36
The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes
by DuBose Heyward
2,387 members
25 reviews
½ 4.3
6 Members
timspalding, kcasada, jeanh12, Cecrow, BonnieJune54, ManWithAnAgenda
37
Tuesday
by David Wiesner
5,199 members
360 reviews
½ 4.3
6 Members
gmathis, lizzy50usa, armc, BarbaraSenn, Tosta, kimsmugaotto
Explanations
gmathis: A hilarious illustrations-only story. Words would just mess it up.
kimsmugaotto: Through their illustrations, picture books can tell some truly weird nonsense stories with practically no words and have them make sense (or their own kind of sense.) Tuesday is one of those books. For some reason one night the frogs fly around town and into people's houses on their lily pads. That's what its about, and it's great!
38
Blueberries for Sal
by Robert McCloskey
9,965 members
153 reviews
4.2
7 Members
dara85, dhm, Marissa_Doyle, OurLittleLibrary, sarahkhl, Ken.Jones, erinrob
39
The Giving Tree
by Shel Silverstein
22,206 members
1,092 reviews
½ 4.3
7 Members
andystardust, knerd.knitter, shearon, Verkruissen, elorin, Tosta, sarahj202,poolays
40
The Mysteries of Harris Burdick
by Chris Van Allsburg
1,841 members
79 reviews
½ 4.5
6 Members
bookwoman84, saskia17, Whisper1, elenchus, sturlington, Red-Hawk
Explanations
saskia17: These are some of my favorite inspirations to imagine a backstory.
41
Owl Babies
by Martin Waddell
4,577 members
82 reviews
4.2
6 Members
cgalvin, raidergirl3, LaNS, OurLittleLibrary, sarahkhl, newpeacelutheran
42
Horton Hears a Who!
by Dr. Seuss
7,978 members
137 reviews
4.2
5 Members
MDGentleReader, SF_fan_mae, dtowell, BarbaraSenn, kimsmugaotto
Explanations
kimsmugaotto: I love so many of the Dr. Suess books, but this one is my favorite. This book captures both the best and worst of humans, it has stakes that go way beyond most children books. "A person's a person no matter how small" chokes me up and brings me such joy.
43
The Circus Ship
by Chris Van Dusen
903 members
35 reviews
4.2
6 Members
timspalding, lundblad, poolays, sturlington, OurLittleLibrary, sarahkhl
44
In the Night Kitchen
by Maurice Sendak
3,181 members
124 reviews
3.9
5 Members
ablachly, poolays, shearon, sturlington, AlexanderPatico
45
Stellaluna
by Janell Cannon
11,779 members
312 reviews
½ 4.3
5 Members
rarm, shearon, MaryKay1822, LaNS, ZephCraven
46
Harry the Dirty Dog
by Gene Zion
4,425 members
116 reviews
4.1
5 Members
Herenya, lulaa, Jen-the-Librarian, skid0612, KJKuningas
47
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
by Judi Barrett
12,397 members
335 reviews
4.2
5 Members
bookwoman84, rarm, dewasus1, ManWithAnAgenda, Tosta
48
Peter Spier's Christmas!
by Peter Spier
577 members
8 reviews
4.2
4 Members
Whisper1, BarbaraSenn, erinrob, EaglesTraceLibrary
49
Good Night, Gorilla
by Peggy Rathmann
7,870 members
155 reviews
4.2
5 Members
hipdeep, elenchus, merrystar, MDGentleReader, LaNS
Explanations
elenchus: So many visual details not directly linked to the written story. Initially these reward the attentive Reader, even after countless readings; eventually, the reward is when others catch on, themselves.
50
Officer Buckle and Gloria
by Peggy Rathmann
7,096 members
249 reviews
4.2
4 Members
terran, dewasus1, navelos, melsconverse
51
Bread and Jam for Frances
by Russell Hoban
4,560 members
75 reviews
4.2
5 Members
aprille, TeresaInTexas, rarm, olegalCA, LoriBelle7
52
But Not the Hippopotamus
by Sandra Boynton
2,423 members
30 reviews
4.2
5 Members
hipdeep, dewasus1, SylviaC, SandyAMcPherson, magruderjc
53
The Five Chinese Brothers
by Claire Huchet Bishop
2,129 members
56 reviews
3.9
5 Members
Micheller7, dhm, BonnieJune54, lowelibrary, sarahj202
54
Room on the Broom
by Julia Donaldson
6,652 members
72 reviews
½ 4.4
4 Members
dara85, perennialreader, passion4reading, fursealelise
55
Dr Seuss's Sleep Book
by Dr. Seuss
3,232 members
37 reviews
4.1
4 Members
Ennas, elenchus, littleone1996, EGBERTINA
56
Frederick
by Leo Lionni
7,120 members
253 reviews
4.1
4 Members
bookwoman84, andystardust, EMS_24, whito777
57
The Color Kittens
by Margaret Wise Brown
1,313 members
10 reviews
4.1
4 Members
lizzy50usa, tealadytoo, Charon07, jtcmk19
Explanations
Charon07: The glorious colors created by the kittens!
58
Where's My Cow?
by Terry Pratchett
1,723 members
36 reviews
4
4 Members
wyvernfriend, tardis, amanda4242, elorin
59
Little Bear
by Else Holmelund Minarik
8,918 members
69 reviews
4.1
5 Members
Bookmarque, TeresaInTexas, navelos, ManWithAnAgenda, sarahj202
Explanations
Bookmarque: Reading a Little Bear book is like having your favorite blanket keeping you warm.
60
The Gruffalo
by Julia Donaldson
7,794 members
122 reviews
½ 4.4
4 Members
Ennas, passion4reading, stephanieann1983, kimsmugaotto
Explanations
kimsmugaotto: I love the way Gruffalo roles off the tongue as you read this book aloud, and all the wonderful rhyming---the paragraphs practically sing. The story itself is wonderfully clever, with the high point in middle when the trickster mouse runs into the gruffalo. And he tricks the monster as well, highly satisfying.
61
This Is Not My Hat
by Jon Klassen
3,040 members
362 reviews
½ 4.3
4 Members
Herenya, knerd.knitter, olegalCA, SandyAMcPherson
62
Guess How Much I Love You
by Sam McBratney
14,278 members
179 reviews
4.2
4 Members
knerd.knitter, LoriBelle7, littleone1996, sarahj202
63
Lady Cottington's Pressed Fairy Book
by Terry Jones
1,918 members
26 reviews
4
4 Members
paradoxosalpha, eclbates, Marissa_Doyle, elorin
64
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
by Judith Viorst
18,030 members
671 reviews
4.2
4 Members
bookwoman84, Bookmarque, lahochstetler, wester
65
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs
by Jon Scieszka
14,294 members
723 reviews
½ 4.3
4 Members
LaNS, olegalCA, hms2017clarinet, Red-Hawk
66
Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
by Dr. Seuss
7,325 members
52 reviews
4.1
3 Members
paradoxosalpha, dtowell, BarbaraSenn
67
Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
by Robert Barry
1,564 members
19 reviews
½ 4.3
3 Members
merrystar, Literate.Ninja, Jen-the-Librarian
68
The Curious Sofa: A Pornographic Work by Ogdred Weary
by Edward Gorey
724 members
13 reviews
4.2
4 Members
amanda4242, sturlington, Bookwomble, Charon07,kcasada ,GrimFiend1977
Explanations
amanda4242: The list description says only downvote titles which don't fit the theme of the list. Despite the title, this picture book contains no salacious images or text. Anything lascivious is a product of the reader's own mind.
Charon07: I don’t think the down-voters can have read this delightful book!
69
The Skull: A Tyrolean Folktale
by Jon Klassen
590 members
29 reviews
½ 4.3
3 Members
cgalvin, GrimFiend1977, mabeling
70
Mousekin's Golden House
by Edna Miller
323 members
3 reviews
½ 4.4
3 Members
kcasada, Whisper1, al.vick
71
The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree: An Appalachian Story
by Gloria Houston
1,658 members
23 reviews
½ 4.3
3 Members
MaryKay1822, perennialreader, whito777
72
Flotsam
by David Wiesner
3,530 members
536 reviews
½ 4.4
3 Members
timspalding, lizzy50usa, BaliHai
73
The Story About Ping
by Marjorie Flack
6,179 members
64 reviews
4.1
4 Members
RBeffa, SF_fan_mae, ManWithAnAgenda, GrimFiend1977,poolays
74
Stand Back, Said the Elephant, I'm Going to Sneeze!
by Patricia Thomas
1,190 members
21 reviews
4.2
3 Members
Whisper1, themulhern, al.vick
75
James Herriot's Treasury for Children
by James Herriot
3,580 members
21 reviews
½ 4.5
3 Members
amanda4242, RBeffa, Ravenwindsong
76
Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy
by Lynley Dodd
1,673 members
17 reviews
4.2
3 Members
Aquila, SylviaC, FayeCrichton
77
Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale
by Mo Willems
7,194 members
375 reviews
½ 4.3
3 Members
sturlington, LoriBelle7, SandyAMcPherson
Explanations
LoriBelle7: Such a funny story with great illustrations.
78
There's No Such Thing as a Dragon
by Jack Kent
1,178 members
21 reviews
½ 4.3
3 Members
wester, saskia17, navelos
Explanations
saskia17: Adorable, plus it has a dragon!
79
The Way Things Work
by David Macaulay
3,275 members
27 reviews
4.2
3 Members
EMS_24, dtowell, SealedArchive
80
Pish, Posh, Said Hieronymus Bosch
by Nancy Willard
315 members
11 reviews
4
2 Members
eclbates, Marissa_Doyle
Explanations
Marissa_Doyle: I love this book. Gorgeously absurd--what else could a picture book about Hieronymous Bosch be?
81
The Hole
by Øyvind Torseter
102 members
4 reviews
3.8
2 Members
kaixo, EMS_24
82
Roxaboxen
by Alice McLerran
3,239 members
48 reviews
½ 4.5
3 Members
perennialreader, katie4098, ManWithAnAgenda
83
Sir Toby Jingle's Beastly Journey
by Wallace Tripp
157 members
2 reviews
4.2
2 Members
yoyogod, themulhern
84
Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor
by Mervyn Peake
119 members
6 reviews
4.1
2 Members
manque, Bookwomble
Explanations
manque: An absolute gem, unique in artistic style and story, simple yet wildly deep, sure to capture the imagination of both young and old alike.
85
Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel
by Virginia Lee Burton
8,459 members
85 reviews
4.2
3 Members
SF_fan_mae, sarahkhl, Ken.Jones
Explanations
SF_fan_mae: Loved this when I was little, Mary Anne's name was spelled just like mine.
Ken.Jones: This was the book I clamored and clattered and chattered to have read because boys love power tools. It was a simpler time. I married a woman who likes power tools, too. So there. It's also a story about the end of an era...and community redevelopment.
86
The Truth about Max
by Alice Provensen
39 members
2 reviews
½ 4.7
2 Members
Whisper1, JulieStielstra
87
Old Black Witch!
by Wende Devlin
250 members
9 reviews
½ 4.4
2 Members
airgid, Adhumphreys
Explanations
airgid: wonderful watercolor and splashy ink paintings!
88
Circle of Cats
by Charles de Lint
287 members
9 reviews
½ 4.3
2 Members
saskia17, Kalira
Explanations
saskia17: Charles Vess is one of my favorite illustrators, and this Charles de Lint tale is a perfect fairytale pairing.
Kalira: A beautifully-done story that has the feel of a traditional fae tale, bargains and loopholes!
89
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears
by Verna Aardema
6,424 members
304 reviews
4.1
2 Members
SealedArchive, v1v1enne
90
The Sign of the Seahorse
by Graeme Base
1,195 members
12 reviews
½ 4.3
2 Members
SylviaC, eclbates
91
A is for Annabelle
by Tasha Tudor
486 members
8 reviews
½ 4.5
2 Members
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