Here are six favorite, irresistible picture books
for boys who are competitive,
WHO WILL WIN?!
love superheroes,
Both MARVELous and COMICal
hate peas,
She eats worms and mice with ease, but not those last ten little green peas!
dig holes,
So close to finding something spectacular… (read review)
and occasionally take baths
“Dawg, nobody touches these clothes but me. Hear?” (read review)
before they finally go to bed
“Kishhhh koshhh.”
Try these six irresistible page-turners with brief text, great illustrations, and plenty of boy appeal!
Other suggestions? Tell us in the comments!
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My four year old boy loves Stuck by Oliver Jeffers. He laughs and laughs at the whole thing, pointing all all the stuff in the tree. I think it’s fun to listen to the author read the book, too. HarperCollins published a video of it on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hipx6HJs4XQ.
Thanks Kansas Mom! We’ll check that one out too. 🙂
Great list! My son loves the Scaredy Squirrel books. There are several different titles in the series. The first page always gives a direction that must been done before the book can be read (check under the bed, wash hands with soap, etc.). Each page has a different layout so it’s not just text/picture format. Fun times for sure!
Thanks Beth! I haven’t seen those, so I’ll look for them.