I love that Ada is spirited and determined and as annoyed as her parents are with some of her behavior, they ultimately accept and love her and her super curious mind. Ada is curious and a little chaotic too! She asks questions and seeks answers and can’t stop even when she is sent to the thinking chair. And because it’s a board book I can give it to her without worrying that after a few miles it’s ripped and ruined.Īda Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty, is a wonderful tale of a little girl who is a born scientist. My daughter loves taking this one in the stroller while I run. The story itself is great too, it focuses on opposites in the farmyard with a zippy rhyming text. The detail amazes me and helps distract me from noticing that I have read it 20 times in as many minutes. How Big Is a Pig? by Claire Beaton is a favorite in our house and has been for both my kids. But slightly older children will be laughing hysterically at how silly the little boy’s worries are. My 2-year-old laughed and got most of the humor. His anxious assumptions about his body falling apart will have you in stitches. Such as belly button lint, snot, peeling skin and more. Readers follow along as a 5-year-old boy begins noticing things about his body he’d never noticed before. A cricket gives him some great advice and with a newfound confidence that different isn’t always bad, he starts to dance! This has been a favorite in our house for years because the illustrations are fun and the rhyming text has the perfect pace to keep the story going. Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae is a very sweet story about a giraffe who gets laughed at because he doesn’t know how to dance. Do you have a favorite book that rhymes we didn’t include? Tell us about it in comments! Seuss books (his birthday is the 2nd) I thought I would put together a list of great picture books that rhyme.
March 1st is Read Across America Day and while most people focus on Dr.
These books tell great stories and have great rhymes. Rhyming is so important for children to understand and play with language.
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