July 29, 2004

Favorite Reads

A good friend was over the other day and we were exchanging some ideas for books and I realized it has been awhile since I posted a reading list here (that will resume in September) but I thought I would post a few of our favorites from this summer, a brief sample and many have been mentioned before. I'm going to do it from memory so author list may not be complete. These are some of the read me and reread me and could you read this again even though we read it a half hour ago books in our house this summer.

The Wide Mouth Frog by Keith Faulkner
The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry and the Big Hungry Bear - Audrey Wood
Quick as a Cricket - Audrey Wood
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble - William Steig
Pete's a Pizza - William Steig
Bedtime for Frances - Russell Hoban
Birthday for Frances - Russell Hoban
Bread and Jam for Frances - Russell Hoban
Frog and Toad series - Arnold Lobel
Little Bear series - Else Holmlund Minark
Jesse Bear Series - Nancy white Carlstrom
Miss Rumphius - Barbara Cooney
The Library - Sarah Stewart
Dr Suess books
If you Give a Moose a Muffin - Laura Numeroff
If You give a pig a pancake - Laura Numeroff
The Little House on the Prairie picture books - adapted from Laura Ingalls Wilder
Make Way for Ducklings - Robert Mccloskey
Mama Do You Love Me - Barabara Joose
Pickles to Pittsburgh - Judi Barrett
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs - Judi Barrett
Amelia Bedelia series by Peggy Parish

Some of our favorite books on tape this summer have been

Peter Pan
Heidi
The Wizard of Oz
Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Dahl
The Trumpet of the Swan - White
Hobbit - Tolkein
Chronicles of Narnia - Lewis
Mary Poppins


There you have a brief peek into some of our summer favorites. We also have a steady stream of library books coming in as well as whatever the kids pick up around the house. We have cut back our reading time to probably somewhere between 30 minutes and an hour a day, so we can enjoy being outside more.

Peace,
Tenn




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