November is Picture Book Month, which celebrates all that picture books have to offer. For our youngest book lovers, picture books are an essential gateway into building early literacy skills. By mixing written text with supporting illustrations, picture books help kids develop their vocabulary and reading comprehension skills from a young age. No child is too young to benefit from reading - not even babies! For older kids, books can also strengthen social-emotional skills by encouraging children to explore different perspectives and situations.
Beyond that, reading together is a great way to bond with your child. What better way to build in stress-free, screen-free time than reading together? These books are perfect for cozying up for a night in as the weather continues to cool!
Extra Yarn: Annabelle finds a box of magic yarn that seems to never run out. As she knits for everyone in town, her yarn gets the attention of a greedy Archduke who wants it all for himself.
Weiwei's Winter Solstice: Weiwei's family is celebrating Dongzhì, the winter solstice, in their new home for the first time. Can Weiwei still find the magic of the season in a new place?
I Don't Wanna Hibernate! Winter is here and all the groundhogs are ready to hibernate -- all but Tess! Can Tess stay awake all winter, or will she be lulled to sleep by the snowy season?
Fletcher and the Falling Leaves: Young fox Fletcher watches as leaves fall from his favorite tree. As Fletcher tries to save the tree from losing more leaves, he learns that the changing seasons bring more than just snow.
A Cozy Winter Day: Spend a cozy day with the animals of Acorn Village as they read, play, sing and snuggle up for a warm night in.
William's Winter Nap: As William winds down for a cozy night of sleep, he's visited by the animals of the forest looking for a place to rest. Will there be room for everyone?
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