A Few Favorites

Hello everyone! Welcome back to Miss B's Books! Throughout my past few semesters at UTK I have been trying to find my favorite children's books to add to my future classroom library. I would love to share my favorites!

Cover of The Couch Potato Book

Let's start off with one of my favorite stories that I have bought to add to my future classroom library! This was the first book that started my collection. It is called The Couch Potato by Jory John and Pete Oswald. This duo of authors has created a series of children's books called The Bad Seed based off different food groups. These books are great for ages PreK-3rd! The Couch Potato book specifically is about a potato whose power goes out and is forced to get off his couch and adventure into the outdoors! The other books in the series are just as good. Next up is, The Smart Cookie, this book is about a cookie who is feeling less than about levels of intelligence, however the cookie shown throughout the story that there are other ways to measure intelligence rather than just test scores! Finally, the last one that I want to mention from this series is The Good Egg. This story is great for any with children who are struggling with their manners, behavior issues, managing emotions, etc. This series has a few more books in it, but everyone that I have read has been spectacular, so I high recommend you take a look at these and maybe add them to your at home or classroom library!

I have one more series that I would love to recommend to you! The classic, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff! This is a great series to add to your library for entertainment and educational purposes recommended for PreK-K. Of course, the first If you Give a Mouse a Cookie book is still around, however, there are plenty of books that have been added to the series. For example, one of my favorites is If you Give a Dog a Donut. This book is a great representation of how you can spend your time filling an afternoon with fun activities! Another one that I love is If you Give a Pig a Pancake, this book is a great representation of cause-and-effect, like many of these books are! 

There are so many more series that I would love to recommend to you, so come back for some of my favorites, least favorites, and everything in between!