Here are some books I am reading to my son during the month of July. He especially enjoys stories that are funny. Like a lot of children, he enjoys stories that are about animals. Hope you enjoy reading through the titles.
Recently my son had an anaphylactic reaction to an allergy shot. I had been looking for children's books about allergies. A couple of holds became available recently. The titles are How to Deal with Allergies and The BugaBees friends with food allergies.
Perhaps I have listed a book that you have not already shared with your child. Enjoy your summer reading. Now that it is July, it won't be long until school is back in session. Hope this list of books inspires you to go on a book journey with your child during the summer months especially.
These books we found at the city library.
1. My Pinky Finger by Betsy Franco illustrated by Margeaux Lucas
2. How to Deal with Allergies by Lynette Robbins
3. The BugaBees friends with food allergies by Amy Recob illustrated by 64 colors
4. Dinah! a cat adventure story and pictures by Kae Nishimura
5. sun + screen = sunscreen by Amanda Rondeau
6. The Broken Cat by Lynne Rae Perkins
I found these books at the Peterson AFB library. If you are military or retired military or a dependent of a military service member, please don't forget about the library located at your local installation. There are a lot of books available here as well.
1. A Bed Full of Cats by Holly Keller
2. Biscuit in the Garden by Alyssa Satin Capucilli pictures by Pat Shories
3. Car Goes Far by Michael Garland
4. A Children's Zoo by Tana Hoban
5. Clarence the Copy Cat story by Patricia Lakin pictures by John Manders
6. A Dragon on the Doorstep written by Stella Blackstone illustrated by Debbie Harter
7. How Do You Hug a Porcupine? by Laurie Isop illustrated by Gwen Millward
8. Katie Loves the Kittens by John Himmelman
9. A Kiss for Little Bear by Else Holmelund Minarik pictures by Maurice Sendak
10. Mr. Putney's Quacking Dog by Jon Agee
11. The Prince Has a Boo-Boo! Pictures by R.W. Alley
12. Smile! by Leigh Hodgkinson
13. Stinky a toon book by Eleanor Davis
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Sadly, I think our base library just had to close due to the sequestration. :( We usually end up at the public library, but I miss knowing that there was another option.
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