Classic Kids Book List That EVERY Child Needs: List Four

Classic Kids Book List That EVERY Child Needs: List Four

This is part four in the series as the book lists I have to share are VERY long. Keep checking in for new lists. Some of these books you may or may not recognize from your own childhood. One thing I love about book lists is being reminded of good books I may have forgotten about. Time to rekindle some pleasant memories and make new ones with our children today.

 

Here is the next book list:dragon

Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke

The Rose in my Garden by Arnold Lobel

Taka and his Dog by Edna Walker Chandler

Sailboat Time by Maj Lindman

 

Series Books:

The Littles Series by John Peterson

The Littles

The Littles Take A Trip

The Littles To the Rescue

The Littles Have A Wedding

The Littles Give A Party (originally issued as “The Littles Surprise Party”)

The Littles and the Great Halloween Scare

The Littles and the Trash Tinies

The Littles Go Exploring

The Littles and the Big Storm

The Littles and Their Amazing New Friend

The Littles Go to School

The Littles and the Lost Children

The Littles and the Terrible Tiny Kid

The Littles Have a Happy Valentine’s Day (adapted from The Littles Have a Wedding)

The Georgie Series by Robert Bright

Young Readers:Georgie

Five Little Monkeys with Nothing to Do by Eileen Christalow

Bear Snores on by Karma Wilson

A Frog in the Bog by Karma Wilson

Billy and Blaze by C.W. Anderson (Good beginning reader)

The Seven Chinese Brothers by Margaret Mahy

The Giant Jam Sandwich by John Vernon Lord

Pickles to Pittsburgh by Judi Barrett

Froggy by Jonathan London

The Island of the Skog by Steven Kellogg

TJED is based on Classically based books and mentoring. Start buying and reading the suggested books and see which ones will work for you and your family library. For those who missed where I got these book lists, I received from a good friend who is well versed in classic books for kids and has a house filled with bookshelves full of classic books for children. Several afternoons she had me come and copy down the titles so I could start my collection. Thank you, Linda! Happy reading, everyone!

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