Childrens Books Group

Welcome to my new Childrens' Books group.

I am a 5th grader that loves to read! I have created this group to spotlight all kinds of books for kids.

This group will include picture books to chapter books and everything in between. Books for children of all ages.

If you have a lens that covers childrens books, please submit it to my group. Thanks!

Featured Lenses

Goodnight Moon

This book is one that every child must have. It's simple and accessible story is great for any child. Here I am in this room, these are the things around me, I am comfortable and safe here, and it is time for bed. This is the type of story kids want...

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

This book has the ability to engage young children in reading, to get them excited, with beautiful albeit simple artwork.  While teaching of sequencing, nutrition, and moderation, not to mention where butterflies come from, The Very Hungry Cater...

Goosebumps

I remember reading the series when I was younger. My older cousin had an entire bookshelf of the scary books writen by R.L. Stine, so I had to try it out. I was hooked. Stine wrote most of his books to have one main plotline to be followed throughout...

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

This bright and colorful book uses rhythm and simple words in a way that will have your child excited by the book, participating in its reading, and perhaps even reciting its chant when the book is out of sight.  This is a classic and a must-hav...

Green Eggs and Ham

Green Eggs and Ham is one of Dr Suess's most enjoyable and amusing books, with a clear message to unadventurous children and adults alike. With wonderfully strange situations in which to try Green Eggs and Ham, superb rhyming text and the surreal ill...

New Featured Lenses

Rhyme Time

What better way for children to develop a love of language than through poetry? This lens is devoted to rhyme and poetry books for children.

Don Rosa

Disney artist and author. Creator of the wildly popular cult classic: The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck.

Where The Sidewalk Ends

I love this book. It is the sort of book that an adult and a child can enjoy. The quirky word choice, and subject matter, is perfect. The illustrations are so simple, yet they hold so much personality, and often add to the poem's tone and content. Th...

Where The Wild Things Are

This classic in American Children's Literature, by Maurice Sendak, was awarded the Caldecott Medal in 1964. It is a book that millions of children have enjoyed, focusing on the consequences of a little boy's mischief, both real and fantasy. With imag...

Olivia

Do Your Children Read books as much as you would like them to?

Featured Lensmasters

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New Fresh Lenses

The first one is the latest one accepted and the last one is the last one accepted out of the last 5 accepted! Confused?

Kids Audio Books, Rumiko Takahashi, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Book Reviews Needed!, Where to Find Little Critter Gear by Mercer Mayer

What books do your kids like?

Treasures-By-Brenda All Books! My children, boys 16 and 14, are almost not children but they always have and still do LOVE to read. Our roadtrip vacations have been wonderful. No squabbling in our car! On one trip, when we moved from British Columbia to Ontario (Canada), our younger son listened to Harry Potter for 11 hours with only food and washroom breaks! Harry Potter has definitely been an important part of their childhood and our family! I expect they would be hard pressed to answer what their favorite is and that a favorite would be an ever changing title! Brenda Posted May 21, 2008

Sally

Thanks for letting me join your group. I look forward to seeing my lens added to your page.

Posted August 27, 2007

Dine

How about The Last Dragon by Silvana De Mari. And thanks for the invite -- I'd love to join your group!

Posted August 21, 2007