Another one of my favorites was Owen. Owen loves his blankie and takes it everywhere with him. The meddling neighbor, Mrs. Tweezers, thinks he is too old to still have his blanket. Mom finally agrees when it is time for Owen to start school. They come up with a great compromise.
I loved this book because I also had a special blanket. While I didn't take it to school, it did accompany me on overnights and vacations until I lost it at the age of 13.
In Wemberley Worried, the title character is afraid of everything. She worries about everything, even things that seem completely ridiculous to adults. She is especially worried about starting school. Once she gets there, though, she meets someone else who is just as worried as she is. She decides that perhaps she doesn't need to waste so much time worrying, after all!
Kevin Henkes has penned and illustrated dozens of pictures books for children. Many of them feature his beloved mouse characters. Look through the collection to find your favorites!
Hello, Andrea! I'm always on the lookout for good children's book recommendations. I'm the aunt who buys books for Christmas and birthdays! :) Thanks for sharing!
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my little boy's name is Owen. My sister got him the "Owen's blanket" book (It came with a tiny stuffed animal) when he was a baby. I love it and I love the story. Luckily my boy never got attached to a blanket. FOund you A to Z
ReplyDeleteThere are so many good books out there for kids now! I'm trying to visit all the A-Z Challenge Blogs this month. My alphabet is at myqualityday.blogspot.com
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