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My 4 year old’s favorite books
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items Need a book for your own kid or for a holiday gift? These are the books we come back to over and over in our house 📚
This is a fun one for younger toddlers too, and it’s repetitive enough that my 4 year old can “read” it with me. He also likes lifting the flaps, and sometimes changes up which pet he thinks is “perfect” 😂
Dear Zoo
This is our favorite right now! Every time we see the letter y and say y for yak, we both say “Gertie was great at being a yak, with the curliest, whirrliest wool on her back”. The ending is so sweet with Gertie accepting herself as she is 💕
The Littlest Yak
Not a lot of words in this one, but my kid thinks it’s absolutely hilarious. The gorilla is so naughty!
Good Night, Gorilla
The legs are so soft! This is another one where my 4 year old likes to make up which sloth IS his sloth, and say the other ones are not.
That's not my sloth…
My mom bought this book for all her grandkids. It’s short and sweet - and they love it!
Nana Loves You book | Learning Made Fun With Maestra Casiano Online Store & Learning Hub
My kid begged grandma for this book while shopping with her and she gave in, because who doesn’t want to give a kid another book? He loves that it’s shaped like a cat, and the story is really cute. It’s a perfect little size for tiny hands to hold, t...
Little Cat (Shaped Board book)
Maybe a little above my (just barely) 4 year old’s comprehension level, but he likes the bright colored trees and pointing out that they sometimes say mean words and that the Once-ler is a meanie
The Lorax by Dr. Seuss: 9780394823379 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
Get your kid to say “oh no!!!” And “goodness no!” as part of a reading session. You won’t regret it! (Probably)
Collection
A classic for a reason! He can’t quite remember what comes next most of the time, so having a board book is clutch because he’ll try to peek ahead and see what’s there
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? | The Scholastic Parent Store
The only problem with this book is that now I get asked constantly “is [animal] a solitary animal?”
This is also known as the scary octopus book in our house, because the octopus is apparently a little bit scary🐙
Pre-Owned Solitary Animals: Introverts of the Wild, (Hardcover)