I am asked this every once in a while. What is my daughter's favorite books OR what would you recommend. The most common thread is repetition where certain phrases remain the same but a word or character changes each page. Also the more sing songy the better. Especially when trying to turn that voice on. My daughter will try to make sounds with some of these books. We're trying the vocal route with speech at times as this seems more effective for her.
Here's the list thus far. I'm crazy about children's books btw.
Any Eric Carle especially Brown Bear, Hungry Caterpillar, 10 Rubber Ducks, From Head to Toe, Polar Bear and Have You Seen My Cat...just to name a few
Any and all Mo Willems books - especially Pidgeon and Knuffle Bunny books
Margaret Wise Brown - The Big Red Barn, Good Night Moon, My World
Bill Martin Jr and John Archambault Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
Lucy Cousins Maisy series and Hooray for Fish
Sandra Boyton (LOVE) favorites right now are Doggies, Snuggle Puppy (there's a song too), Barnyard Dance, Blue Hat Green Hat and Hippos Go Beserk
Sesame Street all of them
Curious George all of them
Dr. Seuss right now Go Dogs Go, Are You My Mother?, Hand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb, The Foot Book, ABC, Fred and Ted Go Camping
Stella Blackstone and Debbie Harter Barefoot Books Bear Series i.e. Bear in the Square, Bear About Town
Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin Click, Clack Moo Cows That Type and Dooby, Dooby, Moo
Janet Pedersen Millie in the Meadow
Leslie Patricelli board books
Rufus Butler Seder Gallop and Waddle
Baby Beluga and 5 Little Ducks Board Books of the famous Raffi songs
Kevin Henkes A Good Day
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