Truck Stop
This story is about a little boy and his family and their daily routine at the truck stop that they own and is a fun book for young truck lovers.
Recommended Books for 24 to 35 Months
Little Blue Truck
The Little Blue Truck is a fun and rhythmic story with a moral. Read it with your child to find out the surprising ending. This one may quickly become a favorite!
Tails Are Not For Pulling
Tails Are Not For Pulling explores the importance of being kind to animals. In a sweet and simple way, the author discusses acceptable ways to handle and care for pets and safe ways to approach animals.
Trace and Learn the ABCs
This fun, interactive book will not only expose your child to the alphabet, but also encourage your child to touch and trace the raised, textured uppercase and lowercase letters.
Here Are My Hands
Simple, repetitive, rhyming text and beautiful drawings of children explore body parts and what we do with them. Your child will get caught up with the rhythm of the words and will have lots to say about what they can do with their hands, feet or eyes.
The Runaway Bunny
A little bunny decides he is going to run away, but no matter what outlandish scheme he creates, mother bunny will be there to find him. A great book to read to discuss feelings, or use as a “settling down for the day” book.
In the Small, Small Pond
This fun book takes your child on an amazing adventure into the life of a small pond. The colorful illustrations introduce you to animals living on the land, in the air and under the water.
Little Cloud
A wonderful book with lovely illustrations that make you feel as if you are a cloud floating in the deep blue sky. The predictable text shows Little Cloud changing into something recognizable and then asks the reader for their thoughts.
Home
Your child will enjoy looking and talking about the beautiful photographs in this book. Pictures include the many kinds of homes there are and the people who live in them.
Happy Belly, Happy Smile
Louie takes us into his Grandfather’s Chinese restaurant for his regular Friday night dinner. This book is a wonderful example of what goes on in the restaurant and behind the scenes.
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