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Not long ago on Facebook, I posted this photo that I took at my daughter’s vision therapy office. Part of her therapy is that she is assigned to do the 20 minutes of reading a day, 5 days a week. Because of that we’ve been reading a lot of books (which is great). I know many of you are moms and grandma’s so just in case you need some ideas to read to your littles, here are 5 books we’ve enjoyed this week to look for on your next visit to the library.
1. Motor Dog
This was a book that I grabbed at the library on the way out simply because of the jet pack (I know…great criteria)! I read this out loud to the younger kids last night and they all liked it! The highlight is what “Motor dog’s” name changes to in the end because it is a special puppy name at our house. Both boys (7 & 6 years old) loved it!
2. Kit an American Girl (6 Book Set)
Nora (7 years old) chose Kit at the library last week and I was excited! I have always enjoyed the original American girl books (Kirsten
3. Nancy Drew 45: the Spider Sapphire Mystery
Maddie (12 years old) has read through almost all of the Nancy Drew series so I’m always surprised when she finds one that she hasn’t read yet.
4. I Love Perfect Puppies and Cute Kittens 
Ari (4 years old) loves anything that relates to cats and dogs. The kids enjoyed this book because it has facts about different breeds and fun facts that they enjoyed learning about. (They also really want a dog so this was like a wish book!)
5. The True Story of the Three Little Pigs
We love this story. The kids think it’s hilarious and they all sit and listen to this story! I definitely recommend this one!
Have you read any of these books before? What good books have you read this week?
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I loved my Cabbage Patch Kid dolls. I had several and always played that I had a lot of kids. I was destined to be a mom! 🙂
Thanks for sharing so many great books, Jenny! Reading is such a good practice for us and for our kids. My son, now a senior in college loves to read. His test scores show it!
And, thanks for hosting the weekly link up. It’s been a great way to meet many blogging friends.
Hope you have a blessed day today~
Melanie
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Thanks for linking up, Melanie! I love the community we have here! 🙂
Sorry, but I’ve just got to weigh in on the big bad pig book before the toys question — that book is fantastic, it’s a great writing prompt for kids, and I know for a fact that if I sat down with it even TODAY to read it out loud to my grandson, that any of my BIG sons (including his father) would sit down and listen to it with me.
OK, toys when I was a kid: definitely my books and writing and drawing supplies.
Thanks for faithfully hosting us each week — and I do love your questions.
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Thanks, Michele! I caught my husband listening in yesterday when I read it to one of the boys. 🙂 Good books are for ages 0-100! 🙂
Oh, takes me back to the days when my boys were little. Those sweet younger books make my heart smile. 🙂 My favorite toy growing up? Hmm, I, too, loved my cabbage patch doll. 🙂 My friends and I also played cards and board games a lot. Uno and battleship being two of my favorites. 🙂 Thanks for the trip down memory lane, and for hosting the linkup today. ((hug))
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Thanks for joining in, Brenda! I loved UNO as well, still do! 🙂
Anything animal : ) Hasn’t changed much!!
LOL I have 3 girls that would rather play with animals than dolls. Thanks for linking up, Bethany!
A dolly that was white with blond hair on one side and then when you flipped her over she was black. I actually still have her!
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I had a reversible doll that was poor on one side and a princess on the other. That’s awesome you still have yours! 🙂
Great book recommendations! I’m adding them to our library list. 🙂
I had a troll doll that was my absolute favorite. When I was really sick and had to have x-rays, they tech even x-rayed my troll. They gave me the films, too. It’s such a fun memory of a scary time.
Thanks for hosting, Jenny! 🙂
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Kelsey, I loved trolls, too! I saw some at Target yesterday in the girls clothing section so guess what our kids will be wanting soon? What a cool think for the doctors to do when they x-rayed yours! Thanks for linking up this week!
My granddaughter loved the Nancy Drew books – she’d read them every summer when she stayed with us. She’s almost 19 now!
Thanks so much for the linkup – glad to join you and the other linker’s every Wednesday!
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Thanks for stopping by, Susan! 🙂
I won a book on GoodReads called Gnoman’s Land (http://www.gnomansland.com/). My boys really liked it, mostly because the art work was incredible. It switched between prose and rhyming text so I think it would be good for beginning readers. The author and illustrator also wrote me a nice, personal note on the inside cover so I thought that was really sweet of them too.
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I will have to look for Gnoman’s Land at the library. Great illustrations are always fun! 🙂
I found the statistics on reading very interesting so thank you for sharing that! I have already shared with the educators in my family 🙂
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I thought the same thing, Joanne! Thanks for linking up!
Hi Jenny! One of my favorite toys as a child were pound puppies…and just stuffed toys in general. 🙂 Thank you for leading women with intention Wednesdays! Blessings to you
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Oh I loved pound puppies, too! I actually found some at Target the other day and now my youngest 2 have them as well! 😉
When my daughters were learning to read they had reading homework every night. It was our favorite part of the evening–cuddling and listening to her reading. I believe it’s one of the reasons they are avid readers today. i’ll have to find the dog and kittens book. My grandson will love it.
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I love love LOVE “The True Story of the Three Little Pigs”! I taught 1st and 2nd grades for 10 years and it was always one of my favorite read alouds! It is a great book to teach perspective and also journalism. We always had so much fun with it!
Thank you so much for hosting #WomenwithIntention each week! I have loved stopping by each week and connecting!
Blessings and smiles,
Lori
Oh I loved Nancy Drew! Great books and I’m glad your kiddo is enjoying her therapy 🙂
Hope you’re having a great week, the weather has been so up and down here I’m not sure if it’s summer or fall!
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Thanks, Nikki! I hope your week is great as well!