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Welcome to 365 Days of Children’s Books!

You will find a new, favorite book for each day of the year, accompanied by learning ideas and discussion questions.

Picture books, easy readers, chapter books, non-fiction, and more for ages Preschool through middle school.

Browse and enjoy!

365 Days of Children's Books

Day 7 of Children’s Books – Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

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I’m so glad you’re back for Day 7 of the 365 Days of Children’s Books series! I’m sharing a favorite book of ours each day for 365 days (hopefully in a row!).  So bookmark this series for some fresh reading ideas! I am not sure that you could have a list of most beloved children’s …

Day 6 of Children’s Books – The Secret Garden

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Welcome to Day 6 of the 365 Days of Children’s Books series! Today’s book – The Secret Garden – is a long-time favorite of ours.  In fact, it’s on my Favorite Read Aloud List because it is just magnificent! My children and I have read this aloud a couple of times, and it’s a book …

Day 5 of Children’s Books – Make Way for Ducklings

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We’re on Day 5 of 365 Days of Children’s Books! Today’s book is a treat we discovered at our library, quite by accident. Even though we had read several other books by Robert McCloskey, I wasn’t familiar with Make Way for Ducklings until we spotted it as a ‘Librarian’s Pick’. It quickly became a favorite …

Day 3 of Children’s Books – Michelangelo

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Thank you for joining me for Day 3 of the 365 Days of Children’s Books series! I hope you are able to add a few new requests to your library account this week.  Lazy summer days bring lots of time to read fresh books! Today’s book, Michelangelo, is by Diane Stanley, one of my favorite …

365 Days of Children’s Books – My Truck is Stuck!

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Way back in 2016, I had the lovely idea to post 365 days of Children’s Books.  We are avid readers here at the Hill House, and this seemed like a marvelous idea! Unfortunately, I didn’t get very far with it – only 20 days’ worth of Children’s Books.  Yikes! Because there are so many worthy …

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