In addition to relaxing, it is better for children to spend time reading books.
But what book to read?
Mothers don't have to worry about it, the list of books recommended for everyone today is worth reading with their children
1、 After the Fall （How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again）
By Dan Santat
Suitable age: 4-8 years old
The protagonist of the story, Humpty, is an egg who likes to climb to a high place to see the birds, but once, it fell from a high place, and it likes birds and no longer dares to climb the ladder to see the birds on the wall. Even more traumatic, a fight made it lose its courage and sense of adventure. Will Humpty still cheer up...
This book was named the best children's picture book of 2017 by The Kirks Book Review, which contains wonderful pictures and vivid stories, and I believe that it will make children fall in love with reading!
2、Baabwaa and Wooliam
By David Elliott
Suitable age: 4-8 years old
This is a book about friendship, about love! Baabwaa the sheep loves to knit sweaters, Woliam the lamb loves to read, and they have a common hobby of adventure!
But the adventure of these two lambs sounds very exciting, because... They met wolves in sheep's clothing! What exactly is going to happen? Look for it in the book
3、 Claymates
Author: Dev Petty
Suitable age: 4-8 years old
What can I do with two clumps of clay? In the book, these two clumps of clay not only create a lot of things, but after a long time together, they will also become good friends!
This is a great story that can stimulate children's creativity and imagination! However, parents should be prepared, and children may argue about playing with clay after reading this book
4、 We‘re All Wonders
Author: R. J。 Palacio
Suitable age: 4-8 years old
The little boy Auggie is always ostracized by other children because of his facial defects. People would still point fingers behind his back and say bad things about him, but he could hear them. In order to alleviate his bad mood, he always puts on a helmet with his puppy Daisy at such times, fantasizing about himself crossing the clouds...
Growing up, you may encounter various problems, I believe this book can teach children how to accept the differences of others, and treat everyone with an equal eye.
5、 The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors
By Drew Daywalt
Suitable age: 4-8 years old
Scissors, stones, cloth this game is super famous! But do you know the story behind them? Once upon a time, scissors, stones, and cloth were three warriors, they were clever and diligent, and they each defeated their strong opponents again and again, until one day, these three brave warriors met, and an epic battle was about to begin...
This is a super funny book, guaranteed that children will laugh and close their mouths when they read it!
6、 Town Is by the Sea
By Joanne Schwartz
Suitable age: 5-9 years old
What is it like to live in a offshore mining area? This book shares with us the life of a boy in an offshore mining area for a day.
In the book we follow the little boy to the sound of the sea, to see his grandfather "sleeping" in the cemetery, and his father, who has been thinking about digging coal at the bottom of the sea. The glittering seaside contrasts with the black underground mining area.
These illustrations are visually strong and thought-provoking. From this we can see another way of life, which is very different from the busy life in the city. Such a "day" is a day that we usually can't experience...
7、 Her Right Foot
By Dave Eggers
Suitable age: 6-9 years old
Speaking of statues, many people think of the Statue of Liberty in the United States. In New York, she has been holding the torch on her right foot up, as if walking on a big walk, have you noticed this little detail? What's the secret to that? Read this book and you'll know!
This is a rare non-fiction children's book that uses interesting little stories and pictures to tell you stories about history. Not only can you learn new knowledge from it, but you can also broaden your child's thinking and learn to see problems from a new perspective!
8、 Jasmine Toguchi， Mochi Queen
By Debbi Michiko Florence
Suitable age: 6-9 years old
Born in a Japanese-American family, Little Jasmine is a little girl with an unrestrained personality who always wants to make a big move. At the family gathering, when everyone did not let Little Jasmine help make sushi, she actually ran to the crowd of rice cakes and worked with the men. The rice cake hammer is so heavy, and the rice is traditionally a man's job, can little Jasmine make rice cake smoothly?
9、 5 Worlds：The Sand Warrior
By Mark Siegel & Alexis Siegel
Suitable age: 8-12 years old
In the book, there are five worlds. Now these worlds face a great crisis, and five ancient and mysterious beacons must be lit, otherwise these five worlds will be on the verge of extinction.
Oona Lee is a clumsy student, An Tzu is a slum kid, and star athlete Jax Amboy, and the task of saving the world is on them! What thrilling things will happen?
10、 All’s Faire in Middle School
By Victoria Jamieson
Suitable age: 8-12 years old
Imogene, 11, was originally homeschooled at home, but because her parents were getting busy at work, she had to go to public school. She had to make new friends and face some children who loved to tease her. How does she adapt to her new environment and be her true self?
11、Real Friends
By Leuyen Pham
Suitable age: 8-12 years old
Shannon and Adrienne were once best friends, but Adrienne joined a group of "The Group" that often bullied her classmates in order to play with the most popular girls in the school. Shannon is worried, not knowing what Adrienne will do to her next, and whether they will still be good friends...
12、 Brave
By Svetlana Chmakova
Suitable age: 10-13 years old
Jensen has always considered himself a hero, but in reality it's a different story. He wanted to be an astronaut, but he wasn't very good at math. He wants a lot of friends but is always being bullied. Finally, when he found a small village where he could become braver, everything began to change.
This book teaches children what it means to be brave and to stand up for what they truly believe. At the same time, it also tells us that with what we want to pursue, life will never be lonely.