For this installation of our book lists, I’m going to be very short-winded and let my kids’ booklists speak for themselves. I’ll share what I shared on Facebook/Instagram but very little else.

I usually take a photo of our kids after each school year with the school-year books that they’ve completed that year.  However, this year, owing to our move and our upcoming international move, I had packed away about half of Million and Creedence’s books from this past school year.  Photo op fail.  So we decided to do something I had found on Instagram: take a photo of each of the kids with the books they’re currently loving.  Million had his photo first, and thus he had the smallest amount of books.  With each successive sibling photo, he would slap his forehead and say “Oh! I forgot that one too!”

So here are the kids in all of their glory with their books. I tried to list the books in a generally clockwise fashion.  Many of the younger kids’ books can be found on our fiction picture book list with a more thorough description.

Disclosure: Some of the links I provide below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.

Million, 8

Billy And Blaze

Sheep Dog: Its Work and Training

Tales From Shakespeare

Dangerous Book for Boys

Blaze Shows the Way

Blaze and the Mountain Lion

The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood

Saint George and the Dragon

Follow the Drinking Gourd

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Blaze Finds Forgotten Roads

Seabird

Learn to Draw Dogs & Puppies: Step-by-step instructions for more than 25 different breeds

DK Encyclopedia of Animals

The Complete Dog Breed Book

Adventures of the Greek Heroes

The Velveteen Rabbit

Creedence, 5

Angus Lost

How to Dig a Hole to the Other Side of the World

The Green Ember

Ember Falls

Ember Rising

The Last Archer

The Black Star of Kingston

Anatole

Henry Explores the Jungle

Henry the Explorer

The Red Carpet

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Snowflake Bentley

Living Long Ago

Miss Rumphius

A Child’s Book Of Play In Art

Mother Goose (Gyo Fujikawa)

Complete Tales of Beatrix Potter

Seabird

Ferdinand

The Story About Ping

Dangerous Journey

Adventures of the Greek Heroes

The Wright Brothers

Our Animal Friends at Maple Hill Farm

Tom Edison: Boy Inventor

Saint George And the Dragon

The Complete Adventures of Paddington

Winslow Homer

Caps For Sale

The Making of a Knight

The New Way Things Work

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi

Petunia

Follow The Drinking Gourd

Where the Wild Things Are

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

Aslan, 4

Goodnight Moon

Ox-Cart Man

A Children’s Book of Art

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

Alice and Martin Provensen’s Book of Seasons

Angus Lost

The Three Little Pigs

Discover Great Paintings

The Red Carpet

The Story About Ping

Henry the Castaway

The Biggest Bear

Caps For Sale

Play in Art

Madeline

Petunia

A Child’s Book of Poems

Mike Mulligan and More

A Treasury of Mother Goose

Anatole

Where the Wild Things Are

The Fire Cat

Our Animal Friends at Maple Hill Farm

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

Make Way for Ducklings

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

Goodnight Little Bear

 

Jubilee, 3

Madeline

Petunia

A Child’s Book of Poems

Make Way for Ducklings

Blueberries for Sal

Tasha Tudor’s Mother Goose

A Color of His Own

Gyo Fujikawa’s Mother Goose

Gyo Fujikawa Baby Animals

The King’s Equal

Big Red Barn

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

Alice and Martin Provensen’s Book of Seasons

Angus Lost

Tasha Tudor book of Fairy Tales

Complete Book of Flower Fairies

The Story about Ping

Classic Poetry compiled by Michael Rosen

Caps For Sale

Where the Wild Things Are

Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening

Our Animal Friends at Maple Hill Farm

Complete Tales of Beatrix Potter

Miss Rumphius

 

Eventually, I’d also like to take you on an internet tour of the places where I find our books at the most inexpensive rates.  But for now, linking to Amazon is the easiest!

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