WE ❤️ BOARD BOOKS! These handheld titles are the best way to introduce little readers to core concepts like colors, shapes, feelings, and letters while building early literacy and fostering a love of reading. Here are a few of our favorite new and upcoming board books that we love; what are some of your favorites? 106 … Continue reading Awesome Board Books for Teaching Big Concepts to Little Readers!
Hello, friends! Our book today is Becoming Blue, written by Ellen Tarlow and illustrated by Julien Chung, a colorful tale of self-discovery and -actualization. Timid, square Blue is simply in awe of his pal Red, a circular dynamo who exemplifies all that is brave and bold. While Blue is too shy to tell jokes or … Continue reading Becoming Blue (Ellen Tarlow)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Pink is Not a Color by Lindsay Ward, an identity-affirming follow-up to This Book is Gray. Seeing her friends the Primary and Secondary colors setting up for a party, popular Pink offers to help. She’s excited to hear about the festivities for the upcoming “Rainbow Extravaganza,” and wonders why … Continue reading Pink is Not a Color (Lindsay Ward)
Hello, friends! Our book today is the 10th anniversary reprint of 10 Hungry Rabbits by Anita Lobel, a sweet and simple picture book of numbers, colors, and vegetables. Ten little rabbits are very, very, VERY hungry! But there are no vegetables in the house for Mama Rabbit’s soup pot! Papa Rabbit encourages the ten little … Continue reading 10 Hungry Rabbits (Anita Lobel)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Geeky Baby’s Guide to Colors, written by Ruenna Jones and illustrated by Josh Lewis, a nerdtastic board book primer. Red ball. White wolf. Brown coat. Mix up little bookworms’ color education with this very geeky title, featuring some familiar faces and objects from the worlds of sci-fi, fantasy, and … Continue reading Geeky Baby’s Guide to Colors (Ruenna Jones)
The Baby Bookworm 