Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 3 year old. My top picks have significant
repetition of the letter sound and hold a toddler's attention.
This was a tricky week! To get it more repetition of the X sounds I did some commentary about the story and illustrations.
The regulars:
My X, Y, Z Book, Jane Belk Moncure
X, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Mix It Up, Herve Tullet, The clear favorite of the week!
Tea Rex, Molly Idle
Camp Rex, Molly Idle
Xander's Panda Party, Linda Sue Park, This was good for learning that X can make the Z sound.
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
The Adventures of Taxi Dog, Debra and Sal Barracca, My toddler just didn't get into this one.
Hattie and the Fox, Mem Fox, The fox is in the pictures, but not mentioned. My toddler just didn't get it, but an older child would!
Roxaboxen, Alice McLerran, A very lovely story for an older child. Too long for a little one.
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Hello, Red Fox, Eric Carle
The Story of Exodus, Davidson
The Crayon Box that Talked, DeRolf
Xavier Ox's Xylophone Experiment, deRubertis
Christina Katerina and the Box, Gauch
Pinky and Rex, Howe
Fox on the Job, Marshall
My Mom has X Ray Vision, McAllister
The Taxi that Hurried, Black
The Birthday Box, Patricelli
Not a Box, Portia
Fox in Socks, Suess
A Isn't for Fox, Ulmer
You Silly Goose, Walsh
Max's ABC, Wells
Jessica's X-Ray, Zonta
Thursday, April 25, 2019
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Letter T Books for a Toddler
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 3 year old. My top picks have significant
repetition of the letter sound and hold a toddler's attention.
The regulars:
My T Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Tt, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Tidy Titch, Pat Hutchins
Tickling Tigers, Sean Taylor
Turtle Splash, Cathryn Falwell
The Turnip, Jan Brett
Where is Tippy Toes?, Betsy Lewin
It's A Tiger!, David LaRochelle, By far the favorite book of the bunch.
Truck, Donald Drews, This book doesn't have words, but it sparked much discussion about trucks.
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Trouble with Trolls, Jan Brett, This books was just a tiny bit too long for us
Tikki Tikki Tembo, Arlene Mosel
Little Tom Turkey, Frances Bloxam, A very well done book, but just a little too long for my toddler to easily sit through
Tippy-Tippy-Tippy Splash!, Candace Fleming
What I don't recommend:
Tuck-In Time, Carole Gerber
In the Tall, Tall Grass, Denise Fleming
The Toolbox, Anne & Harlow Rockwell, I had high hopes for this book, and I knew the subject matter would be interesting for my toddler, but there were not a lot of letter t sounds in this book.
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Tall Duck in the Truck, Alborough
From Tomato to Ketchup, Basel
Train to Somewhere, Bunting
Big Truck and Little Truck, Carr
Ten Tiny Toes, Church
The Tub People, Conrad
Freight Train, Crews
Goodnight Little Trutle, Cunliffe
One Tiny Turtle, Davies
Twilight Comes Twice, Fletcher
Tap Tap Bang Bang, Garcia
Two of Everything, Hong
Ten Red Apples, Hutchins
The Tiger Who Came to Tea, Kerr
I'm Fast, McMullan
The Truck Book, McNaught
I'm A Little Teapot, Trapani
The Gigantic Turnip, Tolstoy
Turtle, Turtle Watch Out, Sayre
Little Blue Truck, Schertle
The Tooth Book, Suess
Ten Apples Up On Top, Seuss
Troto and the Trucks, Shulevitz
Too Many Turkeys, White
Trashy Town, Zimmerman
The regulars:
My T Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Tt, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Tidy Titch, Pat Hutchins
Tickling Tigers, Sean Taylor
Turtle Splash, Cathryn Falwell
The Turnip, Jan Brett
Where is Tippy Toes?, Betsy Lewin
It's A Tiger!, David LaRochelle, By far the favorite book of the bunch.
Truck, Donald Drews, This book doesn't have words, but it sparked much discussion about trucks.
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Trouble with Trolls, Jan Brett, This books was just a tiny bit too long for us
Tikki Tikki Tembo, Arlene Mosel
Little Tom Turkey, Frances Bloxam, A very well done book, but just a little too long for my toddler to easily sit through
Tippy-Tippy-Tippy Splash!, Candace Fleming
What I don't recommend:
Tuck-In Time, Carole Gerber
In the Tall, Tall Grass, Denise Fleming
The Toolbox, Anne & Harlow Rockwell, I had high hopes for this book, and I knew the subject matter would be interesting for my toddler, but there were not a lot of letter t sounds in this book.
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Tall Duck in the Truck, Alborough
From Tomato to Ketchup, Basel
Train to Somewhere, Bunting
Big Truck and Little Truck, Carr
Ten Tiny Toes, Church
The Tub People, Conrad
Freight Train, Crews
Goodnight Little Trutle, Cunliffe
One Tiny Turtle, Davies
Twilight Comes Twice, Fletcher
Tap Tap Bang Bang, Garcia
Two of Everything, Hong
Ten Red Apples, Hutchins
The Tiger Who Came to Tea, Kerr
I'm Fast, McMullan
The Truck Book, McNaught
I'm A Little Teapot, Trapani
The Gigantic Turnip, Tolstoy
Turtle, Turtle Watch Out, Sayre
Little Blue Truck, Schertle
The Tooth Book, Suess
Ten Apples Up On Top, Seuss
Troto and the Trucks, Shulevitz
Too Many Turkeys, White
Trashy Town, Zimmerman
Friday, April 12, 2019
Letter S Books for a Toddler
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 3 year old. My top picks have significant
repetition of the letter sound and hold a toddler's attention.
The regulars:
My S Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Ss, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Sleep Like a Tiger, Mary Logue
Sandcake, Frank Asch
"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" Said the Sloth, Eric Carle
Sheep in a Shop, Nancy Shaw
Sheep on a Ship, Nancy Shaw
My Five Senses, Aliki
The Skunk, Mac Barnett
Sammy Salami, Jerry Smath, This is a long book that ordinarily my toddler wouldn't get through, but for whatever reason it captured her attention and was one of her favorites.
Square, Mac Barnett
Shh! We Have a Plan, Chris Haughton
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Sounds All Around, Wendy Pfeffer, This was too long and indepth on each page for us to get through.
Stella Star of the Sea, Marie Louise Gay, My toddler just didn't get into this one.
Shells! Shells! Shells! Nancy Elizabeth Wallace, This book was very interesting but we never got all the way through it. Definitely try with older children.
Strega Nona, Tomie dePaola, I love this book, but it was too long for a toddler!
What I don't recommend:
Seven Blind Mice, Ed Young, Much better for the letter M!
Shadow, Suzy Lee, This is illustrations only. Other people may be able to work with this, though!
Snowy Sunday, Phyllis Root
Click Clack Splish Splash, Doreen Cronin, This is a counting book!
Steam Train, Dream Train, Sherri Duskey Rinker
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
10 Seeds, Brown
Stone Soup, Brown
Katy and the Big Snow, Burton
The Tiny Seed, Carle
Sadie's Sore Throat, Cowan
You Are My Sunshine, Davis
Stick and Stone, Ferry
Wake up, Sun, Harrison
Go, Go, Stop, Harper
How to Catch a Star, Jeffers
Stuck, Jeffers
You are Not Small, Kang
A Perfectly Messed Up Story, McDonnell
Sweet Shapes, Medina
Sparky, Offill
The Sneeches, Suess
The Swing, Stevenson
Sonya's Chickens, Wall
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds, Wallace
Scardey Squirell, Wood
The Little Mouse and the Ripe Red Strawberry, Wood
The regulars:
My S Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Ss, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Sleep Like a Tiger, Mary Logue
Sandcake, Frank Asch
"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly" Said the Sloth, Eric Carle
Sheep in a Shop, Nancy Shaw
Sheep on a Ship, Nancy Shaw
My Five Senses, Aliki
The Skunk, Mac Barnett
Sammy Salami, Jerry Smath, This is a long book that ordinarily my toddler wouldn't get through, but for whatever reason it captured her attention and was one of her favorites.
Square, Mac Barnett
Shh! We Have a Plan, Chris Haughton
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Sounds All Around, Wendy Pfeffer, This was too long and indepth on each page for us to get through.
Stella Star of the Sea, Marie Louise Gay, My toddler just didn't get into this one.
Shells! Shells! Shells! Nancy Elizabeth Wallace, This book was very interesting but we never got all the way through it. Definitely try with older children.
Strega Nona, Tomie dePaola, I love this book, but it was too long for a toddler!
What I don't recommend:
Seven Blind Mice, Ed Young, Much better for the letter M!
Shadow, Suzy Lee, This is illustrations only. Other people may be able to work with this, though!
Snowy Sunday, Phyllis Root
Click Clack Splish Splash, Doreen Cronin, This is a counting book!
Steam Train, Dream Train, Sherri Duskey Rinker
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
10 Seeds, Brown
Stone Soup, Brown
Katy and the Big Snow, Burton
The Tiny Seed, Carle
Sadie's Sore Throat, Cowan
You Are My Sunshine, Davis
Stick and Stone, Ferry
Wake up, Sun, Harrison
Go, Go, Stop, Harper
How to Catch a Star, Jeffers
Stuck, Jeffers
You are Not Small, Kang
A Perfectly Messed Up Story, McDonnell
Sweet Shapes, Medina
Sparky, Offill
The Sneeches, Suess
The Swing, Stevenson
Sonya's Chickens, Wall
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds, Wallace
Scardey Squirell, Wood
The Little Mouse and the Ripe Red Strawberry, Wood
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Letter Q Books for a Toddler
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 3 year old. My top picks have significant
repetition of the letter sound in the story (not just the title) and hold a toddler's attention.
The regulars:
My Q Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Qq, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Little Quack, Lauren Thompson
Be Quiet Mike, Leslie Patricelli
The Quiltmakers Gift, Jeff Brumbeau, This book would normally be too long for my toddler, but the pictures were so engaging. We read it in two sittings.
Quiet, Tomie dePaola
The Queen is Coming to Tea, Linda Ravin Lodding
What I don't recommend:
Click Clack Quackity Quack, Doreen Cronin, This is a regular alphabet book, not focused on any particular letter.
Quick as a Cricket, Audrey Wood, I believe there is only one q word in this book. Quest, Aaron Becker, This is a pictures only book. We like these, but not for practicing a particular sound.
Mr. Putney's Quaking Dog, Jon Agee, An older child would probably love all the puns in this book! There is also only one q word in the book.
Quack and Count, Keith Baker, This is a great counting book! But I think the word "quack" is only in there once or twice
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Aston, An Egg is Quiet
Bright, Quiet
Cronin, Giggle Giggle Quack
Daywalt, The Day The Crayons Quit
Ellis, The Queen's Feet
Graham, If I Were Queen of the World
Hamm, Winner's Never Quit
Hargreaves, Mr. Quiet
Harness, The Queen with the Bees in Her Hair
Jonas, The Quilt
McCue, Quiet Bunny and Noisy Puppy
Merriam, Quiet Please
Murphy, Quick Duck
Ringgold, Cassie's Word Quilt
Root, Quack
Stevenson, Quick, Turn the Page
Underwood, The Quiet Book
Williams, The Coin Counting Book
The regulars:
My Q Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Qq, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Little Quack, Lauren Thompson
Be Quiet Mike, Leslie Patricelli
The Quiltmakers Gift, Jeff Brumbeau, This book would normally be too long for my toddler, but the pictures were so engaging. We read it in two sittings.
Quiet, Tomie dePaola
The Queen is Coming to Tea, Linda Ravin Lodding
What I don't recommend:
Click Clack Quackity Quack, Doreen Cronin, This is a regular alphabet book, not focused on any particular letter.
Quick as a Cricket, Audrey Wood, I believe there is only one q word in this book. Quest, Aaron Becker, This is a pictures only book. We like these, but not for practicing a particular sound.
Mr. Putney's Quaking Dog, Jon Agee, An older child would probably love all the puns in this book! There is also only one q word in the book.
Quack and Count, Keith Baker, This is a great counting book! But I think the word "quack" is only in there once or twice
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Aston, An Egg is Quiet
Bright, Quiet
Cronin, Giggle Giggle Quack
Daywalt, The Day The Crayons Quit
Ellis, The Queen's Feet
Graham, If I Were Queen of the World
Hamm, Winner's Never Quit
Hargreaves, Mr. Quiet
Harness, The Queen with the Bees in Her Hair
Jonas, The Quilt
McCue, Quiet Bunny and Noisy Puppy
Merriam, Quiet Please
Murphy, Quick Duck
Ringgold, Cassie's Word Quilt
Root, Quack
Stevenson, Quick, Turn the Page
Underwood, The Quiet Book
Williams, The Coin Counting Book
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Letter V Books for a Toddler
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 2.5 year old. My top picks have significant
repetition of the letter sound and hold a toddler's attention.
The regulars:
My V Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Vv, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
A Violin for Elva, Mary Lyn Ray
Click, Clack, Moo, I Love You, Doreen Cronin,
I Eat Vegetables, Hannah Tofts, Not a lot of V sounds, but we enjoyed this book a lot!
The Very Bust Spider, Eric Carle
Mole Music, David McPhail
The Pear Violin, Bingbo
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Dear Katie, The Volcano is a Girl, Jean Craighead George, A bit long, try with older children.
What I don't recommend:
The Very Lonely Firefly, Eric Carle, This was on a lot of letter V lists, but it would be a MUCH better book for the letter F.
Zin Zin Zin A violin, Lloyd Moss, This is much better for teaching instruments, not the letter v.
The Unexpected Love Story of Alfred Fiddleduckling, Timothy Basil Ering, A Very lovely story, but no letter Vs.
Growing Vegetable Soup, Lois Ehlert This is a really neat book about vegetable gardening!
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Cook, My Mouth is a Volcano
Cooper, Whose Vehicle is This
Curtis, The Bat Boy and His Violin
Ernst, This is the Van that Dad Cleaned
Kroll, The Biggest Valentine Ever
Lin, The Ugly Violin
Randall, Lets Talk about Vehicles
Stevens, Tops and Bottoms
Shelly-Admont, I Love to Eat Fruits and Vegetables
Thiesling, The Viper
Thomas, Rhyming Dust Bunnies
Saltzman, What in the World in a Violin
Gibbons, The Vegetables We Eat
The regulars:
My V Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Vv, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
A Violin for Elva, Mary Lyn Ray
Click, Clack, Moo, I Love You, Doreen Cronin,
I Eat Vegetables, Hannah Tofts, Not a lot of V sounds, but we enjoyed this book a lot!
The Very Bust Spider, Eric Carle
Mole Music, David McPhail
The Pear Violin, Bingbo
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Dear Katie, The Volcano is a Girl, Jean Craighead George, A bit long, try with older children.
What I don't recommend:
The Very Lonely Firefly, Eric Carle, This was on a lot of letter V lists, but it would be a MUCH better book for the letter F.
Zin Zin Zin A violin, Lloyd Moss, This is much better for teaching instruments, not the letter v.
The Unexpected Love Story of Alfred Fiddleduckling, Timothy Basil Ering, A Very lovely story, but no letter Vs.
Growing Vegetable Soup, Lois Ehlert This is a really neat book about vegetable gardening!
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Cook, My Mouth is a Volcano
Cooper, Whose Vehicle is This
Curtis, The Bat Boy and His Violin
Ernst, This is the Van that Dad Cleaned
Kroll, The Biggest Valentine Ever
Lin, The Ugly Violin
Randall, Lets Talk about Vehicles
Stevens, Tops and Bottoms
Shelly-Admont, I Love to Eat Fruits and Vegetables
Thiesling, The Viper
Thomas, Rhyming Dust Bunnies
Saltzman, What in the World in a Violin
Gibbons, The Vegetables We Eat
Monday, March 18, 2019
Letter P Books for a Toddler
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 2.5 year old. My top picks have significant repetition of the letter sound and hold a toddler's attention.
The regulars:
My P Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Pp, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Little Pea, Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Pancakes, Pancakes!, Eric Carle This book may have too many words for some toddlers, but it was a big hit here.
Peedie, Oliver Dunrea
The Paperboy, Dav Pilkey
Piggy Pie Po, Audrey & Don Wood, Super silly, but we really enjoyed it.
Pinkalicious, Victoria and Elizabeth Kann,
The Pigeon Wants a Puppy, Mo Willems, I'm not usually crazy about Mo Willems books, but this was clever.
Penguin and Pumpkin, Salina Yoon
The Pout Pout Fish, Diesen
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Each Peach Pear Plum, Janet and Allan Ahlberg, This is a fun book if you are more familiar with fairy tales than my toddler is.
Thank You, Mr. Panda, Steve Antony
What I don't recommend:
Pippa at the Parade, Karen Roosa, This was a good book for introducing a what a parade was, but didn't include much of the "p" sound.
Pig and Pug, Lynne Berry, There was many, many "p" words on each page, but this book was so hard to follow. It may be easier with older children when you can take in the book more slowly. I imagine a certain sense of humor may like this book better than I did!
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Pig and Pug, Marchesani
One Potato, Two Potato, DeFelice
Pigs Love Potatoes, Denise
Lily's Purple Plastic Purse, Henkes
The Caterpillar and the Poliwag, Kenty
Tacky the Penguin, Lester
Potato Pants, Keller
The Three Little Pigs, marshall
Paper Bag Priness, Munsch
Pigs in the Mud,Plourde
The Penguin and the Pea, Pearlman
Poppleton, Rylant
Perfectly Percy,Schmid
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, Scieska
Pete's A Pizza, Steig
Pigsty, Teague
Press Here, Tullet
Too Many Pumpkins, White
Piggies, Wood
Perfect Pancakes if You Please, Wise
The regulars:
My P Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Pp, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
Little Pea, Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Pancakes, Pancakes!, Eric Carle This book may have too many words for some toddlers, but it was a big hit here.
Peedie, Oliver Dunrea
The Paperboy, Dav Pilkey
Piggy Pie Po, Audrey & Don Wood, Super silly, but we really enjoyed it.
Pinkalicious, Victoria and Elizabeth Kann,
The Pigeon Wants a Puppy, Mo Willems, I'm not usually crazy about Mo Willems books, but this was clever.
Penguin and Pumpkin, Salina Yoon
The Pout Pout Fish, Diesen
Books Other Children May Enjoy:
Each Peach Pear Plum, Janet and Allan Ahlberg, This is a fun book if you are more familiar with fairy tales than my toddler is.
Thank You, Mr. Panda, Steve Antony
What I don't recommend:
Pippa at the Parade, Karen Roosa, This was a good book for introducing a what a parade was, but didn't include much of the "p" sound.
Pig and Pug, Lynne Berry, There was many, many "p" words on each page, but this book was so hard to follow. It may be easier with older children when you can take in the book more slowly. I imagine a certain sense of humor may like this book better than I did!
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
Pig and Pug, Marchesani
One Potato, Two Potato, DeFelice
Pigs Love Potatoes, Denise
Lily's Purple Plastic Purse, Henkes
The Caterpillar and the Poliwag, Kenty
Tacky the Penguin, Lester
Potato Pants, Keller
The Three Little Pigs, marshall
Paper Bag Priness, Munsch
Pigs in the Mud,Plourde
The Penguin and the Pea, Pearlman
Poppleton, Rylant
Perfectly Percy,Schmid
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs, Scieska
Pete's A Pizza, Steig
Pigsty, Teague
Press Here, Tullet
Too Many Pumpkins, White
Piggies, Wood
Perfect Pancakes if You Please, Wise
Monday, March 11, 2019
Letter N Books
Just another "letter of the week" book list! I couldn't find anything
else that quite fit what I was looking for so I'm saving my lists and
observations for use in the future. This is compiled from several sites
on the internet and my own browsing at the library. Tops picks are based
on the interest of a 2.5 year old.
The regulars:
My N Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Nn, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
The Gift of Nothing, Patrick McDonnell
Not Quite Narwhal, Jessie Sima, Not a lot of Ns in this book, but my toddler just loved it
No Nap, Eve Bunting
The Perfect Nest, Catherine Friend
Nini Here and There, Anita Lobel, Our favorite of the week!
In November, Cynthia Rylant
Ninja, Arree Chung, My toddler wasn't into this, but I thought it was great.
Someday Narwhal, Lisa Mantchev
What I don't recommend:
The Three Ninja Pigs, Corey Rosen Schwartz, A very fun and clever book, but not many "n" sounds
Noisy Nora, Rosemary Wells, We love Wells' books, but this didn't have many "n" sounds, and also called the main character, Nora, "dumb" which I didn't like.
Ninja Bunny, Jennifer Gray Olson, A cute book, and we do love bunnies, but not many "n" sounds.
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
A Nest is Noisy, Aston
Night Tree, Eve Bunting
The Name Jar, Choi
Nana Upstairs and Nana Downstairs, DePaola
Nighttime Ninja, DeCosta
My New York, Jakobson
The Nutcracker, Jeffers
The Numberlys, Joyce
No, No Titus, Masurel
Just a Nap, Mayer
The Nose Book, Perkins
Hello Ninja, Wilson
The Napping House, Wood
The regulars:
My N Book, Jane Belk Moncure
Nn, Kelly Doudna
Top picks:
The Gift of Nothing, Patrick McDonnell
Not Quite Narwhal, Jessie Sima, Not a lot of Ns in this book, but my toddler just loved it
No Nap, Eve Bunting
The Perfect Nest, Catherine Friend
Nini Here and There, Anita Lobel, Our favorite of the week!
In November, Cynthia Rylant
Ninja, Arree Chung, My toddler wasn't into this, but I thought it was great.
Someday Narwhal, Lisa Mantchev
What I don't recommend:
The Three Ninja Pigs, Corey Rosen Schwartz, A very fun and clever book, but not many "n" sounds
Noisy Nora, Rosemary Wells, We love Wells' books, but this didn't have many "n" sounds, and also called the main character, Nora, "dumb" which I didn't like.
Ninja Bunny, Jennifer Gray Olson, A cute book, and we do love bunnies, but not many "n" sounds.
What I couldn't find (but would look for in the future):
A Nest is Noisy, Aston
Night Tree, Eve Bunting
The Name Jar, Choi
Nana Upstairs and Nana Downstairs, DePaola
Nighttime Ninja, DeCosta
My New York, Jakobson
The Nutcracker, Jeffers
The Numberlys, Joyce
No, No Titus, Masurel
Just a Nap, Mayer
The Nose Book, Perkins
Hello Ninja, Wilson
The Napping House, Wood
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