We are stuck in a Goodnight, Moon loop at the moment (where that's the only book she wants to have read to her), but I dream of the day of reading a different book to my Lazy Baby. Here's a list of books I am looking forward to sharing with her in the coming years.
What books do you remember best from your childhood? What other books should I read to Lazy Baby? Leave a comment below!
Allen the Alligator Counts Through New Orleans children's book release is 2 p.m. Sunday, May 17 at Octavia Books. Allen the Alligator Counts Through New Orleans is a New Orleans-set children's book written by Megan Braden-Perry and illustrated by Lyn Vicknair (Lazy Lady).
In addition to being sold at Octavia Books, Kickstarter-funded Allen the Alligator Counts Through New Orleans is available for purchase online direct from the author in print and from Amazon as an e-book.
Check the hashtag #AlligatorNamedAllen to stay current on Allen the Alligator's latest adventures.
Megan Braden-Perry is a writer, food lover, wife, mother, blogger and now a children's book author. You can check out her blog here.
Each week, The Broke and the Bookish hosts this book meme, and this week's prompt is "Top 10 Books From My Childhood (Or teen years) That I Would Love To Revisit."
These books made the biggest impacts on my developing years. They were all read somewhere in between 1st - 8th grade, but that's a guess really.
