Favorite books??

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What are your favorite children’s books?? 
Target and amazon have a deal right now, buy 2 get 1 free, wanna stock up on books. 
Preferably board books.
So far my 5 month old has been loving 10 apples up on top by Dr. Seuss. ☺️

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Guess how much I love you, feminist baby, all of the “science” for babies books (we have anatomy and organic chemistry), A is for Awesome, Little Feminists box set, Little Traveler box set, home for a bunny...
Non board books we love Parker Looks Up, a stone stood still, cloud spinner, The Little Gardener, are you my mother...

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I bought the 2 boxed set of dr suess books & mama loves you so.  My one year old’s favorite books have been the book of colors (dr suess) & I’ll love you forever since she’s been born.

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I love Matthew Van Fleets board books, like like Tails, Lick, Alphabet, Sniff to name a few. They have lots of moving parts, colors and textures for baby to feel. I also love Little Blue Truck by Alice Shirtle and anything by Sandra Boynton

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Pout pout fish is a favorite!! So is llama llama red pajama 🤗

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Omg tiny t. Rex and the impossible hug. It has big pages and the illustrations are captivating. It’s all about a t. Rex who wants to hug his friend to make him feel better but his arms are too tiny. Frankly I love the book too if you couldn’t tell. Lol there’s also a second one by the same author which is also cute but not quite as good as the first. Tiny t. Rex and the very dark dark

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The Sandra Boynton books are the best (Pajama Time, The Going to Bed Book, etc). "I love you through and through" and "The Night Night Book" and great. If my babes weren't blacked out I'd take a pic of our huge collection.

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For anyone who doesn't know, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is available in a lot of areas. They will send your baby a new book every month until they're 5 years old and it is free. And you can have multiple children in the program (I have 3!) It's especially great for those of us who live in a small town without a library or bookstore!
I will forever praise Anna Dewdney's 
books, specifically Little Excavator and Llama Llama Loves to Read. Both of those books got my autistic 2 year old to speak his first words! My kids are getting a lot of her books for Christmas.  They're always my 2 and 3 year olds' favorites. 
My baby hasn't had a huge interest in books yet but he likes James Marshall's retelling of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Little Engine That Could, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar (which was also my autistic son's favorite book for AGES.)

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