Book Recommendations for Quality Mother Daughter TimeWe all benefit from good book recommendations. As soon as your daughter can focus her precious little eyes you can start reading to her and pointing out pictures that illustrate the actions in the stories. These same books become their resources for expanding their vocabulary and reading aloud on their own. Reading books together is a uniquely intimate and bonding - as well as learning - experience. Mothers who invest their time and energy to stimulate their daughters’ minds by exposing them to books that inspire their imaginations and creativity, give them an advantage over those who do not. Inspirational books move us to good things. More so, enjoying these as recreation with your daughter(s) can be a fun and very rewarding experience for all. Good news: Most of the book recommendations throughout this site can be found in our public libraries. Your public library is your most valuable outside resource for information and tools. Libraries are wonderful! I cannot advocate for them enough. They are free. They are quiet. They are conducive to peace, relaxation and learning. And librarians are always happy to give book recommendations.Oh, and I just LOVE the smell of books! So, for me, they are also aroma therapy. :) The following book recommendations and book clubs are easily accessible - often through public school programs, the Internet, and, of course, your local public library. Dr. Seuss Beginner Books (Grolier Book Club Editions):
The A Better World series (the Spike and Mike book collection) written by Nancy Hall and Mary Packard, illustrated by Lisa McCue, ©1993 Nancy Hall, Inc. A favorite from the Macmillan Book Clubs, Inc.’s Early Start Book Club: Three Little Kittens by Paul Galdone, ©1986 Paul Galdone Before Phoebe got to grade school we had discovered the following wonderful books together:
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