The Funny Adventures of Little Nani by Cinta García de la Rosa

Or maybe they thought I wrote the post beautifully…but I doubt that.

It seems that readers, authors, and all other book lovers enjoy seeing a large collection of books. This seems to be the most popular post on my blog, even two years later. As of the time that I’m writing this I have 1905 books in my room….yes, in ONE room.īack in February of 2012, I wrote the first “ How I Store All of My Books” post. I’m sure that at least once, you’ve heard me talk (brag) about my collection of physical books. Mercer Mayer’s Little Critter books, especially The Little House on the Prairie books, by Laura Ingalls Wilder The Twelve Dancing Princesses, by Ruth SandersonĪnd you can find more on Anya on her site.Ī reader from the Facebook page, Danean, shared her favorites as a child, The Scrambled States of America by Laurie KellerĪuthor Anya Breton has a retelling of a Brothers Grimm tale as her favorite… “Stand Back,” said the Elephant “I’m Going To Sneeze!” By Patricia Thomas Leonardo The Terrible Monster by Mo Willems One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish by Dr. Here are some favorites from the folks over at The Sarcastic Palmtree!īrown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? By Eric Carle The Funny Adventures of Little Nani, by Cinta Garcia de la RosaĪlexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, by Judith ViorstĪnd be sure to check out her blog Black White and Read Books…if you are a fan of Gilmore Girls (like I am) definitely head over! And I’ll follow that up with some favorites from readers who took the time to share their favorite books.Īlice in Wonderland/ Through the Looking-Glass, by Lewis Carroll Maybe it makes the list a bit more interesting, too. There’s nothing wrong with adults reading “non-adult” books. Because of that, a few of the books in the following list will have been read when I was an adult. There aren’t many books from my childhood that stuck with me into adulthood. Plus, I don’t have enough recommendations to fill the post up myself. It seemed like the best way to celebrate a week dedicated to books for younger readers.

That’s what I’ll be sharing with you today. Over the last two days I’ve been asking my readers what their favorite children’s books are. I know it’s a little late to bring it up on the blog, but I only found out on Tuesday.

The Funny Adventures of Little Nani by Cinta García de la Rosa