I have been sick for the last week and was not able to read to/with putti much. And I am so glad she had picked two of Eric Carle's books which she and I have known by heart now, so made it much easier to read.
Have you seen my cat 
by Eric Carle is a little boy's story whose cat is missing, and he goes around asking people to find his lost pet. He sees many members of the cat family, including lions, tigers and panthers. "Have you seen my cat?" and "This is not my cat!" are repeated and are the only text to read in the book, which makes it very easy for putti to read it. She loves recognizing the various wild cats all through the book!!
The very hungry caterpillar
by Eric Carle has been Putti's favorite for a long time now. It teaches days of the week, the days of the week, counting to five and also the life cycle of a butterfly in a wonderful way.
One Hungry Monster by Susan Heyboer O'Keefea wonderful is a counting book with lots of rhyming text. Purple eggplants and pickled pears are putti's new favorite food to ask for snack!! The monsters paint their lips with peanut butter, put spaghetti on their heads and more and putti has attempted to paint her lips when she eats peanut butter. Hope she does not try to mimick the monsters' other acts.
Ten in the meadow
by John Butler The critters are almost too adorable. The book has nice rhymes with the hide-and-seek story. And there're some visual clues about who the Bear will be finding next which putti loved guessing.
Duck in the truck
by Jez Alborough is the story of a Duck in his truck which gets struck in the muck who is helped by a sheep in a jeep and goat in boat!! Loved all the rhyming words. Putti pointed out that Duck did not Thank his friends for helping him and she did not like that!!
The books for the coming week are:
Three Bears
by Paul Goldone
Crazy ABC
by Judy Hindley
Do Knights Take Naps?
by Kathy Tucker
Hide and Squeak
by Heather Vogel Frederick
Dont Hop with Pop
by Anders Hanson
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by Eric Carle is a little boy's story whose cat is missing, and he goes around asking people to find his lost pet. He sees many members of the cat family, including lions, tigers and panthers. "Have you seen my cat?" and "This is not my cat!" are repeated and are the only text to read in the book, which makes it very easy for putti to read it. She loves recognizing the various wild cats all through the book!! 
by Eric Carle has been Putti's favorite for a long time now. It teaches days of the week, the days of the week, counting to five and also the life cycle of a butterfly in a wonderful way. by Susan Heyboer O'Keefea wonderful is a counting book with lots of rhyming text. Purple eggplants and pickled pears are putti's new favorite food to ask for snack!! The monsters paint their lips with peanut butter, put spaghetti on their heads and more and putti has attempted to paint her lips when she eats peanut butter. Hope she does not try to mimick the monsters' other acts. by John Butler The critters are almost too adorable. The book has nice rhymes with the hide-and-seek story. And there're some visual clues about who the Bear will be finding next which putti loved guessing. by Jez Alborough is the story of a Duck in his truck which gets struck in the muck who is helped by a sheep in a jeep and goat in boat!! Loved all the rhyming words. Putti pointed out that Duck did not Thank his friends for helping him and she did not like that!!The books for the coming week are:
Three Bears
by Paul GoldoneCrazy ABC
by Judy HindleyDo Knights Take Naps?
by Kathy TuckerHide and Squeak
by Heather Vogel FrederickDont Hop with Pop
by Anders Hanson Linking to :
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2 Comments :
I am sorry to hear you are not feeling well.
Hugs and I hope you'll fell better soon!
Thank you, im all better now:)
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