Defending Jacob great book but I forget the author and so is Lisa Gardner Love you more book

Deception Point by Dan Brown. Always looking for fiction recommendations!

The End of Oz, by Danielle Paige. It’s a Young Adult Book, the fourth in the Dorothy Must Die series, but it’s great as far as story re-imaginings go. (This one being The Wizard of Oz, obviously.) My son is 4 and he actually loves it when I read it aloud.

Depending on age LLama LLama books are my fav!!

My kids that are 7,5, and 4 love the elephant and piggie books by Moe Willems. These are especially a favorite of my two younger kids. They are pretty funny and they teach some good lessons too. My older son who is reading short chapter books loves the Magic Bone books and Magic Tree House books.

The Belly Book, The Worst Helper Ever,Dr Seuss’s ABC’s, One fish two fish red fish blue fish, Are you my Mother, Put me in the Zoo, The Tooth Book, and Marvin K. Mooney will you please go now!

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My girls are involved in two great free book organizations. Each girl gets a free book once a month. 1) Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library [http://www.imaginationlibrary.com/] and 2) PJ Library for Jewish children [https://pjlibrary.org/Home]

Currently: The Three Musketeers (Dumas)
That Hideous Strength (C.S. Lewis)
skimming through the Brothers Karamozov

The more your children see you taking time out to read, the better odds you have of them being bookworms! 🙂

Get a library card from your local library and start there. Most libraries have pretty great play areas/children’s sections and that is a great way to get them excited about the library and passionate about books. Most kiddos will happily pick out their own books to take home(even when they are not yet at reading age!)

Take some time to browse for yourself and grab whatever looks interesting to you. The young adult section can be a good place to start as someone else recommended. If you can give me more info into what you like I could recommend some authors. 😉 Movies you enjoy can be a good clue.

We do PJ Library, too as MusMomof2 mentioned!

Currently I am on a streak of reading Neil Gaiman’s books. SO magical!

For a more…drama but glamour beach read, Jackie Collins is my favorite. For thrillers I love Harlan Coben and Jonathan Kellerman.

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My youngest son kept telling me to read mysteries by John Grisham, they are wonderful and really hold your attention

Currently I’m reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King. Really great story with an intriguing plot! I can’t wait to finish this book and to watch the TV-show.

I read Chuck Palahniuk’s “Fight Club” – never read it before. I must say that it’s a great book and it’s much more interesting than the movie. Strongly reccomend it.

I like to read and love disney books. I really speak the parts and I enjoy it as much as they do

I belong to a neighborhood women’s book club I’m currently reading 2 books- My grandmother wanted me to tell you she’s sorry(August pick) & The man in the high castle(Sept pick)

Presently a disney book set which my children love

A good readers should be a mentor or a writer. He can make good decisions in life because reading influences a person a lot and it changes his way of thinking.

currently reading the Room. Its a great book.

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Currently I am reading Lolita, it is interesting.

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It is going to be hard to want your kid to be a book worm but you are not. I am a true believe that children follow what they see and learn. It just so happens that i love reading and learning and my children do also although they are grown now so I am working with my grand daughter and my nephew if they see you doing it and get excited by it they will want to follow along. I suggest trying to read to your kid and help him or her to read along that way they can learn and it can be fun for them. Make it an adventure.

I am currently reading Once Upon a Dream: A Twisted Tale. I should say that I am attempting to read the book because it is hard to do much with my 14 month old, but I am going to try. The book is taking the Sleeping Beauty Story, but changing it some. I have always loved fairy tales so I thought this would be interesting even through it was in the Young Adult or Teen section.
For you little ones I think it depends the age. My 9 year-old is not big into reading, but has to for school. He struggles a little bit with the comprehension part, however it helps when it is something he likes to read. He really enjoys nature and informative books, and loves reading all the different Minecraft books. His teachers this year are really good about the kids reading and encourage comic books or magazines. If a child is interested in the topic or style it helps them.
With my 14 month-old, he loves pop-up books and other interactive books. Actually he just started to mimic the books that have talking parts.
Thanks for posting the questions. It is nice to get ideas from other moms on books.

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These are good articles

I read a lot of books in a day to my two-year-old. A series that I’m currently reading to him is the Magic Tree House. I wish I could post a picture of his library here. Anyways, we do a lot of trading out at the little free libraries. I also find a bunch of books at thrift stores. Second hand is also called recycling so why not. You save money, help the plant and educate/entertain your child.

I am reading the nutcracker, after just finishing the Susan K Marlow Circle C Series With Andi Carter (a horse loving adventure seeking little girl)

such a interesting post

I just got the Daily Show an Oral History, going to start it later this week 🙂

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Hope:A Memoir of Survival in Cleveland

By:Amanda Berry & Gina DeJesus

Any parenting book would be great

I have recently discovered some super good romantic novels, and now I always take an hour to read, usually when my daughter naps

love to read the dolly parton imagination library books to the kids

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is a classic children’s book written by Laura Numeroff in 1985. I find it a timeless read for children of any age.

I love reading. When my kids were little it was Dr. Seuss, Winnie The Pooh, Ronald Dahl, Fairy Tale books, and Disney, just to name a few. I was also a young mother back then. As my kids got older they still enjoyed reading any and everything that could/would peak their interest. Even my college text books got read by my kids as they found them to be interesting and informative. I also read a lot when I was pregnant with them as reading was a great way to me to relax and escape for awhile and it still is–LOL…

**I’m currently reading one of the 100 Greatest Books Ever Written: The Scarlet Letter (again)**

I currently reading Love, Life, and Elephants: An African Love Story.

In The Dark Wood by Ruth Ware is a great read. She also wrote Cabin 10 which I have yet to read but sounds good.

I read variety of kid’s story book with my kids.

My kids love Peppa Pig story book now so I currently reading it.

I am currently reading Hidden Figures! I want to see the movie so I have to read the book first 🙂
I keep a list of books I hear about that I want to read in my Wunderlist app

Dr. Seuss was my favorite stages of book for my children. Helped them with their vocabularies and pronunciation of words. They easily remember the words and understand each story

Good ideas for other books.

Nice ideas

I like to read Disney story book to my kids.

I just finished reading Oh Crap! Potty Training =) I’m also in the middle of Hands Free Mama, which is AMAZING and I highly recommend. The book summary does a good job of summing up the storyline: “A Guide to Putting Down the Phone, Burning the To-Do List, and Letting Go of Perfection to Grasp What Really Matters!” All things I struggled a lot with! It’s helping me make strides!

The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Book by Eric Carle

My son and I just finished reading A Wrinkle In Time! We did it as part of our homeschooling program and as a plus now we are going to see the Movie!!

you just need to find what your into. I used to be the exact same way! I’m 28 with 4 kiddos and I HATED reading. I stared with the GRACE mag, and was reading womens real life happenings and it took off from there. I love nonfiction and find myself reading and getting lost in time. its just crazy the difference.

I am not a book reading, mostly magazines. My little one is a book reader, I just order her beyond the bright sea

I’m reading Little Monkey by Morwen Bush, Leanna Myrick to my kids.

I currently reading Good Night Yoga: A Pose-by-Pose Bedtime Story to my kids.

I love reading books to my kids. I am now reading “The Snail and the Whale”.

MY Favorite Book Is Little Woman, By Louise May Alcott, Being Brought Up In A Family Of 8 Sisters & Im Number 8, The Youngest , I Can Relate To Some Of The Topics In This Book, Our Mom Worked to Jobs , She Was Nurse & A Private House Cleaner & Our Dad Was A Paper Hanger ( Painter /Construction Man ,They Raised Us To be Very Humble & Respectful, Mind You They Gave Us Everything Every Child Could And Would Ask For When They Could 🙂 I Love Reading All The Time 🙂

Well as of now my I have been looking at Better Homes and Garden Book, and Avon Brochures. My daughter however is reading Cinderella, she enjoyed the movies so much she wanted to buy the book.

My kids love books. I’m glad they want to read me their books, our youngest is only 3 so she can’t read yet but she loves being read to and every time I read to her I notice that my other two kiddos (ages 6 and 8) come and join us every time they hear me reading to her.

Jonathan Stroud, Lockwood and co.(currently reading) and Bartimaeus series, Nancy Clancy(my girls fav.) Little Blue truck(great for memory recall) I have also signed them up for Lego magazine which comes every month and Imagination Library, kids look forward to books coming in the mail and want to read over and over. Also any e-books my kids like most are free on Amazon and Amazon prime you can also get free e-books for you and the kids as part of the membership. I love reading a book series with my older kids it’s like our private little book club, so much fun to talk about what they liked about the book.My kids love our little library we have started, there is not a moment that I do not see one of them browsing the books to pick one to read.

We are currently reading 2 books. My son just finished potty training and a big book for us during that time was ‘Everyone Poops’. He wouldn’t go #2 because he was scared he would fall in. Its a great book. We are also reading ‘Going to the dentist’.

I love Marion Zimmer Bradley and I just starting reading again Mists of Avalon
It is really a great book!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mists_of_Avalon

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Dr. Seuss I always read them to my kids

My girls love reading Magic Tree House books. But the best advice is to join local library, kids have a chance to explore. Most libraries host special events for kids, which are introduction to new books through play. In addition to library my kids love visiting book stores, as they told me once they love going to book store as they feel like stepping into magical world, where imagination lives when they explore all new book that are beautifully illustrated.

reading disney books with kids

I LOVE this idea

I suggest the Harry Potter books or maybe Percy Jackson. Some people think these books may be too old for some kids, but they tackle a lot of important social issues if you squint.

Lots of books but my 18 month old loves The Very Busy Spider and an animal book that makes sounds and has fun textures! He loves it so much we have had to buy it twice due to the wear and tear haha!

I was reading a lot of psychology books, but I kind of needed a break, so I have been reading biographies. People’s memoirs. Both interesting stuff!

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My kids love Thomas the train books!

Dr. Suess books are always great.

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i read audi biographys all the time so i love them

Your local public library (and librarian) will have appropriate book lists and suggestions.

Dr. Suess books

my go to book are always auto bigfry’s and i want to read tyra banks new book that she did with her mom

Currently reading classics from my childhood,like “Brown Bear Brown Bear” and the “Napping House”

Currently reading “How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior” by Leonard Mlodinow.

5 year old: Pete the Cat
10 year old: Dork Diaries
11 year old: Hatchet one of my faves)

Myself: I am reading Pioneer girl by Laura Ingalls Wilder

Sharp Objects

brown bear series are good for my sun almost 2 years

We are reading mostly classics.

I am a total book worm, I read allll the time! But my all time favorite series is The Shadowhunter series by Cassandra Clare. Those books are amazing!! (Yes, they made a show from them but I never watched. Books are always better anyway!lol) My 4 year old love the Little Golden Books and anything that helps her learn the alphabet.

My 10 year old daughter is currently reading Dork Diaries. However we read together the Harry Potter together.

Right now I am reading a book about Kurt Cobain called “Love & Death” Some great books for kids I would say would be The Berenstain Bears, Arthur, Dr. Seuss, anything that sparks their interest, gives them some good life lessons, and keeps them interested. I am a total book worm.

Currently I’m reading “The Child Finder” by Rene Denfeld, so far I’m really liking it.

These are a lot of great ideas, now to find the time to read!

I’m currently reading:

1. Sick in the Head: Conversations About Life and Comedy by Judd Apatow

2. The YES Brain: How to cultivate courage, curiosity, and resilence in your child by Daniel Siegel, MD

3. Tomorrow will be different by Sarah McBride

I am currently If I were a Kangaroo by Mylisa Larsen. It is an awesome book. I am doing a series of different books about animals this week.

my daughter loves for me to set down and read books to her. Judy B.Jones

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