Ever since Grandma read Nora The Lorax, her favorite spot on our walk around the block has become this stump. She stands up there and dramatically announces that she is the Lorax. I think we need to read the book again so that she can expand the game.
She’ll huff, and she’ll puff.
Who hasn’t fallen asleep while reading a book on the couch?
Nora was absolutely sure of one thing: that there was a bad guy in this book.
Nora has a musical Elmo book, the kind with the buttons you push at certain parts of the story, to add sound effects. It was a gift.
PLUS:
1) Patented ‘Elmo’s walking music’ dance
2) Coy ‘I’m ignoring that camera’ face
3) Fierce bear roar.
Those three things are my gift to YOU.
All the Single– hey, KNUFFLE BUNNY!
Nora doesn’t want to look at the ripped-out pages of Knuffle Bunny, because she knows she’s in trouble. She knows, because we just read about naughty babies ripping books in that Babies board book in front of her.
Nora fell in love with some of the props for my Princess Bride-themed book club.
I guess it’s the size (unless she just loves Eastern Wisdom), but this is not the first time Nora has chosen this book for a little rocking chair reading.
This is one of Nora’s very favorite books. It’s handy, too–we can say “what does the No No Yes Yes book say about that?” and she already knows that touching power outlets (or whatever) is a no-no.
I love these Leslie Patricelli board books. That reminds me, I should pull out my storytime stuff for Yummy Yucky.