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Olivia - Olivia by Ian Falconer
Olivia
Book 1 in the series:Olivia
A sparkling, witty book celebrating childhood imagination, energy, and the loving exasperation of family. Highly recommended for kids and anyone who’s ever been worn out by them!

If you liked Olivia, here are the top 71 books to read next:

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    The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld
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    A beautifully illustrated book with a powerful, soothing message about the value of just being there for someone. A must-read for all ages, especially for those learning about empathy and emotions.


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    Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans
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    Still delightful after all these years - a spirited heroine, clever rhymes, and Parisian flair make "Madeline" a timeless favorite for young readers.


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    If You Were My Bunny by Kate McMullan
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    'If You Were My Bunny' by Kate McMullan is a heartwarming collection of love poems from animal parents to their babies that can be sung to traditional lullabies. The book provides a perfect combination of prose and song that makes it a favorite bonding activity for parents and children. With different nursery tunes for each animal, the book offers a unique and engaging experience for readers, from newborns up to kindergarten age.

    The book not only provides a delightful reading experience but also serves as a perfect addition to bedtime rituals. Readers have praised the book for its ability to create special moments of connection between parents and children through singing and storytelling. The book's writing style, paired with familiar melodies, offers a comforting and soothing atmosphere for both children and adults, making it a cherished part of many families' routines.


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    Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! - Pigeon by Mo Willems
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    A clever, joyfully interactive picture book that’s become a modern classic - funny for kids, delightful for grown-ups, and perfect for reading out loud. A must for every little (and big) reader’s bookshelf!


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pigeon )

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    In the Night Kitchen by Maurice Sendak
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    A classic, visually inventive journey through the outlandish world of childhood dreams - strange, silly, and unforgettable, but not for everyone.


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    The Little Fire Engine by Lois Lenski
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    'The Little Fire Engine' by Lois Lenski is a charming children's book that follows the adventures of Fireman Small and his trusty fire engine. The book explains in detail what firefighters do, from responding to emergency calls to rescuing people and pets from dangerous situations. While the story is simple and easy for young children to follow, it also touches on important fire safety messages, such as the first things to do in case of a fire. The illustrations in the book are sweet and engaging, capturing the attention of both children and adults.

    The book introduces children to the world of fire trucks and firefighting in a fun and educational way. It is a classic story that has stood the test of time, appealing to multiple generations of readers. Despite some outdated elements, such as the absence of female firefighters, 'The Little Fire Engine' remains a beloved favorite among kids and families.


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    The Day the Crayons Came Home by Drew Daywalt
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    A creative, silly, and heartfelt sequel that will have kids and grown-ups giggling together - best enjoyed as a physical book for the full, colorful experience!


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    What Do People Do All Day? by Richard Scarry
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    Charming, funny, and endlessly informative, Richard Scarry's What Do People Do All Day is a classic introduction to the world of work for kids - just be mindful of its vintage perspective.


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    Bread and Jam for Frances by Russell Hoban
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    A delightful tale for picky eaters and their families, with a gentle lesson about variety and trying new things. Still a classic worth sharing!


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    I Want My Hat Back - I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen
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    A delightfully funny and distinctive picture book that captivates both kids and adults - if you love wit and minimalist storytelling, you can’t go wrong with this one!


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