Book Number 110 – Babies on the Go by Linda Ashman

Little N would pull this out for us to read to him, but he would only stay with it for a few pages at a time.  Mom and Dad enjoyed this simple nonfiction story about different ways baby animals get around.  We will revisit in the future!

Book Number 109 – How Does Baby Feel by Karen Katz

A colorful, interactive lift the flap book exploring baby’s emotions – hungry, sad, sleepy, happy, silly, and best of all loved.  Little N enjoyed this one!

Book Number 108 – Llama Llama Nighty-Night by Anna Dewdney

Very much like Llama Llama Wakey-Wake.  A loveable bedtime routine story.

Book Number 107 – Llama Llama wakey-wake – by Anna Dewdney

Llama Llama wakes and goes through his morning routine.  Rhyming words tell the simple story, and little ones can relate to the daily routine.

Book Number 106 -Maisy’s First Numbers by Lucy Cousins

Count to five with these colorful illustrations.  The end of the story has you count to five again.

Book Number 105 – In the Jungle – a peekabook

Baby animals ask a question, and their parents answer – through a lift the flap.  The flaps are a fun way for babies to interact with the story.  There are also rhymes.  A solid little book – not stellar but good.

Book Number 104 – Play Nice Calico! by Karma Wilson

I love the language of these rhyming Calico stories.  Little N just isn’t that into them, so I wonder if we should revisit when he is older.  Calico is a mischievous cat; and in this story, she has a hard time sharing.  However, when she does, she finds it is fun to share.

Book Number 103 – What can I taste? by Annie Kubler

This book provides fodder for discussion about food – different types of taste, etc. 

Book Number 102 – The Game of Let’s Go by Harve Tullet

An interesting interactive story.  Little N wasn’t quite ready for this one – it requires more attention than he has right now.  Readers are suppose to close their eyes and trace the fuzzy trail and let their imaginations take them places.

Book Number 101 – Busy Doggies by John Schindel

Lots of fun pictures illustrate the different things dogs do throughout the day.  Simple, short sentences with rhyming words make this a quick read – perfect for toddlers on the go!