Book types for the coming months:

• board books
• brightly colored books to touch and chew on
• picture books with familiar objects
• small sized books
• homemade books with pictures of family and friends

Book topics, for an ongoing library, variety is key!

• Sensory books (for example, That’s Not My Bear by F. Watt)
• Animal books (for example, Dear Zoo by R. Campbell)
• Picture books (for example, Fruit by S. Anderson)
• Rhyming books (for example, Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss)
• Feelings books (for example, Mama Llama Mad at Mama by A. Dewdney)
• Bedtime books (for example, More More More Said The Baby by V. Maxs)
• Repeating books (for example, Goodnight Moon by M. Wise Brown)
• Counting books (for example, Daddy Hugs by K. Katz)
• Alphabet books (for example, ABC Amazing Alphabet Book! by Dr. Seuss)
• Category books (for example, Colors by C. Murphy)
• Sound books (for example, Charlie Parker Played Be Bop by C. Raschka)
• Multicultural books (for example, The Snowy Day by E. Jack Keats)

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