Bear Learns to Share (Fun Rhyming Childrens Books)

But in the words of Kotzwinkle's first book, "Everybody poops. Perhaps best known for his holiday books, Robert Sabuda always produces creative and intriguing books that can make any grown-up wish for childhood again. Plus, this one is about cookies, and who wouldn't want to live in a pastry shop for a little while? The authors of the adult best-seller of the same title bring their witty and fun message to children. This book offers encouragement and the kind of inspiration you need to shake off a bad day or just have a darn good time.

This is a great book for the curious preschooler who is just discovering that learning can be fun.

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There's plenty to do -- questions to answer, flaps to lift, and unique illustrations to teach children about their first words. A little girl has tea with a rhino, a bubble bath with a giraffe, and more adventures.

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The crisp rhymes and lively drawings will make this one of your bedtime faves. We love this board-book version of Raffi's most popular tune about a baby whale and his Eskimo, walrus, and dolphin friends. Wolff's lighthearted illustrations bring the song to life. A blue horse, green frog, and yellow duck are some of the unforgettable animals your baby will spot in this colorful book. Lisa is warned by her mother to take everything out of her pockets before washing them. Corduroy, her teddy bear, hears this and after realizing he has no pockets, he searches to no end to find one.

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Parents may receive compensation when you click through and purchase from links contained on this website. Courtesy of Viking Juvenile. Check out some of our favorite books for toddlers. Pinterest Courtesy of the Penguin Group. By Eric Carle Yup, the caterpillar's still hungry! This fun read is likely to inspire many a bear hunt of your own. Pinterest Courtesy of HarperCollins Publishers. By Donald Crews Have a train-crazy kid? Pinterest Courtesy of Harcourt, Inc.

By Audrey Wood and Don Wood We love how this story builds, making tots wonder and anticipate what will happen in the end. By Ruth Krauss As you know, toddlers are curious about Pinterest Courtesy of Scholastic, Inc.

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By Saxton Freymann Freymann has a gift for transforming recognizable fruits and veggies into adorable animals and objects. Pinterest Courtesy of Candlewick Press. By Leslie Patricelli How often do you say "yucky" to the things your kid puts in her mouth? By Jez Alborough If your toddler's got a lovey, then chances are he can relate to this book's topic: By Karen Katz A countdown to bedtime, this book is sure to inspire lots of sweet mom-toddler snuggles.

Pinterest Courtesy of Houghton Mifflin, Co. Shaw and Margot Apple Full of fun rhymes, this is a book that your toddler will want to hear again. By Leslie Patricelli You know from personal experience how quickly your child's moods can swing. Seuss Try as you might, you cannot resist Sam-I-Am and his green eggs and ham. By Don Freeman For any kid who has dreamed of having an empty department store all to himself, Corduroy is a dream come true. By Melinda Long, illustrated by David Shannon How about an ocean voyage where no one eats vegetables and bedtimes are for babies?

By Todd Parr Adopted families, stepfamilies, one-parent families, and families with two parents of the same sex, along with the traditional family -- are all chronicled here in a funny, silly, and accepting way. Eastman For the restless toddler who relishes audience participation. By Doreen Cronin, illustrated by Harry Bliss A hilarious book about the surprisingly intriguing life of a young worm. By William Kotzwinkle and Glenn Murray, illustrated by Audrey Colman If the word "fart" is taboo in your house, this could be the perfect book for you and your family.

By Robert Sabuda Perhaps best known for his holiday books, Robert Sabuda always produces creative and intriguing books that can make any grown-up wish for childhood again.

Sanders and Tia Sillers, illustrated by Buddy Jackson and Karinne Caulkins The authors of the adult best-seller of the same title bring their witty and fun message to children. This book reinforces the connection between two things, i.

A staple in every classroom across America, this book exposes kids to letters, rhythm, a sense of suspense and bold and bright pattern illustrations by Caldecott winner Lois Ehlert. A tall, lanky, bony and uncoordinated animal, all Gerald the Giraffe wants to do is dance!

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Learn about several instruments as they take their place on stage until a full orchestra is formed! Accompanied by striking illustrations and stylistic text, this book is perfect for lovers of rhythm and music. Jamberry By Bruce Degen. Full of whimsy and wonder, Bruce Degen spouts Seussian rhymes with simple, yet detailed illustrations in this silly tale of an adventurous boy and his bear friend looking for berries, berries for jam!

Its eerie yet endearing rhymes and simply illustrated pictures continue to capture the hearts and minds of kids everywhere. Madeline By Ludwig Bemelmans.

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There is something about the resilience of young Madeline that has made this book endure the test of time. How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? The fabulous Jane Yolen never disappoints! Would a rhyming book list be complete without a Dr. Sure to get a laugh out of young children, this book is always a fun read! By Bill Martin Jr. A true story of teamwork and respect, this book shares the tale of the titular truck and his barnyard friends that help him out of a sticky or muddy! The Gruffalo By Julia Donaldson. Silly dialogue about animal noises comes to life in this bestseller.

Rhyme, repetition, playfulness and incredible illustrations make this an easy favorite. Plus, the accompanying pictures that personify the machines are adorable! Whose Toes are Those?