Add Arnie the Doughnut, so funny and weird, KIDS LOVE IT!

What about Click, Clack, Moo???

I agree with Traci...Click, Clack, Moo should be added.

New Sidney Snail book coming out in February.

I have read all the Mo Willems books to my grandson. They are the best ever and have stuffed animals to go with them. My two year old grandson takes his "knuffle bunny" to bed every night.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin, Jr. also has a DVD so children can sing the alphabet to music. Once you hear the song, it sticks in your head forever!

In the upper right there's a place to add books to the list. Put info in the 'find/add books to list' area and then pick the titles you want to add...

Thanks for sharing this list, you've given me some great ideas for read-alouds.

You really should add Cowboy and Octopus by Jon Scieszka, Ping pong pig by Caroline church, I Ain't gonna paint no more By Karen Beaumont, and That Yucky love thing by Michael Catchpool

You can add books to the list; the place to do it is "add books to this list" right next to "all votes," at the top of the list.

thank you for sharing this list

There's a youtube video of Michael Rosen performing "Going on a Bear Hunt". It's a great read aloud with movement so the kids can be active.

You know 0-5 is a very large span. A huge amount of growth happens to children in those five years and their book needs change along with them. Books that are great for toddlers aren't as interesting for preschoolers. Clumping them all together like this can be misleading for people who wonder why their child is losing interest in a "great" book. It might not be age appropriate.

Yeah, I thought about that when I started the list; however, I figured that parents would know enough about their kids likes and dislikes to pick and choose the best for their needs. A variety of lists for different ages would have a lot of redundancy. I had to decide which way to go...so I picked this way. You're welcome to create lists for each developmental stage if you think that would be more useful.

This is a great list. I do, however, have one addition. No child should be allowed to turn six without being introduced to The Monster at the End of this Book by Jon Stone.

Love Love Love!!!!!!!!

You add books at the top of the list, at the tab next to "all votes."