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Board Book Review & Giveaway from Scholastic

As part of Scholastic Parent’s Circle of  Book Club book reviewers I get the chance to choose books every month to review and giveaway to one reader. Last month we did Lego City books for new readers but this month I wanted to focus on the baby crowd. My daughter who is 19 months adores books with babies.  I love board books because she can’t rip them and chewing on them only cause minimal damage.

The selection we chose this month was a set of 4 classic nursery rhymes beautifully illustrated by Annie Kubler.   The pack includes Ring Around the Rosie , Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes , Humpty Dumpty and Pat-A-Cake!  As you can imagine the text is familiar and it’s supposed to be. The sing song way that most adults will read this to their children is wonderful for read alouds with tiny ones.  The illustrations are filled with babies and toddlers of all ethnicities happily playing and acting out the rhyme in bright cheery colors. The thing I love best about these books are their small size. They fit in my back pocket, in my smallest purse and my daughter can easily grab and walk around with it. It’s easy to put a few in your stroller or Ergo carrier to keep your little one engaged while running errands .  My daughter loves these books and grabs them to read many times a day.

Do you have a baby or toddler that would like these books?

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All you have to do is leave a comment telling us the title of a book you read with your child today.

 

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I was not paid for my review, I was provided a copy of the books to review and copies to offer as a sweepstakes prize. All opinions are mine .
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85 Comments

  1. Kara Fiedler says

    One of the books that my daughter and I read today was “Penguins, Penguins, Everywhere” by Bob Barner.

  2. Kathleen says

    I read Blues Clues board books- My daughter loves them so much we have to take them with us where ever we go!

  3. Amy says

    We read several books because it was library day! Giggle Giggle Quack comes to mind because my son thinks it is so silly.

  4. Amanda says

    We read his favorite book, Let’s Go by Baby Einstein, several times today (as usual). We also read Chicka Chick Boom Boom, and Bedtime in the Jungle.

  10. Carla Reed says

    My son has really been into books illustrated by Steve Jenkins. He is a phenomenal illustrator. my 2 year old gravitates toward his book. He really likes ‘Actual Size’.

  12. Erin Westrom says

    I read Elmo Loves You, If you give a pig a pancake and If you take a mouse to school to my daughter this evening.

  16. Paige says

    Here is one book I read with each child:
    Magic Treehouse – Day of the Dragon King (a few chapters)
    Me Too by Mercer Mayer

  19. kt says

    Thank for the fun giveaway!!! We read several today, but the last one before bed was: Please Baby Please.

  20. Danielle says

    My two year old read One Potato, Two Potato by Cynthia DeFelice….love IT! My baby read “That’s Not My Puppy” by Fiona Watt…

  21. Danielle E says

    To my 2 year old daughter we read Barnyard Dance together – she knows it by heart. 🙂 My 5 year old son read Mittens to me. Thanks for the chance!

  22. Kristi says

    My 22 month old currently loves the David books by David Shannon. So we read “No, David” and “David gets in trouble” today (like we do everyday)!

  23. Heather S says

    Before nap, we read A child’s bedtime story. It was very soothing and quiet but the toddler did not nap and woke the baby while playing around.

  24. Carmen Beck says

    We read “hey diddle diddle” in this series today! Got it at the library and my daughter loves it!

  31. Rach says

    Our daughters are ethe same age! She’d love these books.

    With my four year old we read
    The three little fish and the big bad shark.
    It’s still a favorite 2 years later.

  33. Julie says

    I just finished reading brown bear brown bear what do you see with my daughter before she went to bed

  34. emily says

    Today we read “doctor maisy” several tines and Richward Scarry’s “please and thank you” book…with my 2 yo. Baby missed out on a book today.

  36. Katie M says

    We read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (a favorite as my son loves letters) and several Cars books!

  40. Karen says

    My daughter is almost two and loves books and we read several today-some of her favorites are rainbow fish and the whale and little blue truck.

  41. BMackey says

    with my older kiddo, we read hilda must be dancing by karma wilson.
    with my little kiddos, we read time for snack by maggie testka.

  42. Mel says

    We read Fancy Nancy & the Delectable Cupcakes this morning. My 6 month old loves to sit with us while I read to my two older kids.

  47. Stephanie says

    One of the books we read today was Goodnight Gorilla. We had not read this one yet and took it out from the library this morning. Our 21 month old loved it, since he loves anything with animals.

  48. Shawnna says

    So far we have read:
    That’s Not My Monster
    That’s Not My Frog
    That’s Not My Tracker
    BB of farm animals and one of trucks

  52. Beth Neipert says

    We read The Boogie Monster by Josie Bissett and Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes today. I had no idea there were more by this illustrator, she is wonderful!

  54. Julie says

    We read “Why God Made Colors” and my son loves looking at himself in the mirror at the front of the book.

  67. Rachel says

    We read Mater’s Birthday Surprise and others of course but my son loves anything Cars related!

  69. Jenny says

    We read Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes over & over (& over)….good thing it’s a super cute book!! 🙂

  71. Kat Phelan says

    We read tons of “lift the flap” books, my daughter’s favorite ….where is baby’s beach ball is our fav right now.

  73. Sarah E. White says

    The only book we’ve read so far today is “What’s the Word on the Street?” but one of her current favorites is “Blueberries for Sal.” We usually read it at least twice a day!

  75. Kate says

    My 17 month old daughter loves “My First Colors Board Book,” by DK Publishing. She is also a huge fan of “Baby Faces,” and anything of the touch and feel variety, like “Pat the Bunny.”

  77. Jenny says

    We’ve read A Baby Sister for Harry. Oddly enough, it’s been my son’s favorite book for a few months now (he’s 22 months) and he is getting a baby sister in March. Timely.

  82. Candie L says

    I was wanting this for a younger friend of the family. My boys are 9 and 11. But I read a story about a star to the teenagers at school. Thank you

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