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1. Maurice Sendak Children's Illustration Prints Maurice Sendak has passed the last 50 years bringing to life a wondurous world of imagination and fantasy. His singular vision is admired around the world by people of all ages. Past his award winning work as a both an author as well as illustrator o...
2. Where The Wild Things Are Where the Wild Things Are is a wonderful book written for children, but is loved by adults as well. With its monstrous and wildly colorful illustrations , but no scary monsters and the simple story, it is a perfect book to read to your unruly childre...
3. Where The Wild Things Are Is such a delightful read for young children. Fun story about a real "wild child" with a great imagination! It if warm and funny. Also, a wonderful inspiration for the writing of older children.
4. Kid Lit! The Very Best Story Books Reading to children is a wonderful activity and past time that both parents and teachers enjoy. Seeing their rapt, excited faces when there's a mystery to be solved, a surprise twist, or a happy ending is all the reward one needs. Not only are story...
5. Great books for toddlers Language skills are starting to develop!  Toddlers can learn many new words every day, but they have to have the exposure.  Books and magazines will help your little Bug make the most of this powerful time in his development. There’s a...
6. Great Books for Preschoolers Jason is my 4 year old Grandson. He already is a connoisseur of good Childrens literature. Here are his top five choices for preschool reading materials, counting down to his favorite of all time.
7. Where The Wild Things Are An adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic children's story, where Max, a disobedient little boy sent to bed without his supper, creates his own world--a forest inhabited by ferocious wild creatures that crown Max as their ruler.
8. Adventures of an Avid Reader I love to read. I've loved reading since I was a small child. I have many fond memories of reading when I was growing up. It didn't really matter what, as long as I could read it. In our small town the library was only open 3 days a week. But, I'd b...