Books for 4year toddler!

I know a couple of great really great options. Used them when my sister had a small child. I would look into it for you. But I need to do my homework, probably use https://edubirdie.com/do-my-homework for that. As soon as I'm done I'll be sure to look something up. I'm even curious myself. I'm going to need these books in the future. I remember that they were recommended by great doctors, that's why we bought them. There is nothing superfluous and primitive in them. Everything is just for the child to develop in the right direction. We thought it was just a marketing ploy, but it really works.

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no need buy. just dropby any library would give you tons of books. u need to borrow different genre and types of books to gauge ur kids interest. it is much cheaper. if u have passion cards u and ur other can combine borrow 40 books for a month. no need buy there is enough books that ur kids will never finish read. and if a particular book titles ur kid love u can either reborrow again (just reserved it) or buy from bookdepository.com. cheaper than any retails in sg including popular with ur discount card.

Certainly! For children, classics like "Goodnight Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown and "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak are timeless choices. If you're looking for newer options, "The Gruffalo" by Julia Donaldson or "Guess How Much I Love You" by Sam McBratney are delightful picks. Happy bedtime reading! I find Lord of the flies summary to be very suitable for teenagers. Check out the following link: https://mycustomessays.com/samples/Examples-of-Imagery-in-Lord-of-the-Flies-Chapter-1

You can try this book, sounds like a delightful read especially for bedtime. Harold and the Purple Crayon: https://www.harpercollins.com/9780060229368/harold-and-the-purple-crayon/

You can visit Kinokuniya book store, Popular book store or National Library. They have lots of books for children. You and your child can choose books together. Good for bonding

You can go library and take a look. Different kid got different hobby 💓 just bring your toddler together and let him choose what he likes ☺

I always prefer to go with the classic ones. But, we can always try with different genres like adventures and fantasies.

https://www.amazon.com/Treasury-Fairy-Tales-Claude-Martin/dp/0867888318 my cousins love this book!

I like Julia Donaldson books . But u can go borrow from library too