If your children are old enough to read independently, they are sure to enjoy the summer reading program at your local public library. Kids keep track of how many books they've read, and earn prizes and recognition. If you have infants and toddlers, reading a book aloud to them can encourage development of their speaking skills and cognitive abilities.
Here are some picture books that have just been added to the children's literature collection at the NCC Libraries.
Alphabeasties and Other Amazing Typesby Sharon Werner
PE 1155 .W365 2009
Easy Readers Section
Read It, Don't Eat It!by Ian Schoenherr
PZ 8.3 .S3695 RE 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
Book Fiesta! : Celebrate Children's Day/Book Day = Celebremos El Día de los Niños/El Día de los Libros: A Bilingual Picture Bookby Pat Mora
PZ 73 .M635 2009
Easy Readers Section
Born to Readby Judy Sierra
PZ 8.3 .S577 BOR 2008
Easy Readers Section
If You Were a Penguinby Wendell Minor
PZ 8.3 .M6467 IF 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
One Rainy Dayby Christina M. Butler
PZ 7 .B9773 OMR 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
Celestine, Drama Queenby Penny Ives
PZ 7 .I949 CE 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
One Brown Bunnyby Marion Dane Bauer
PZ 8.3 .B3199 ON 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
Adios, Oscar!by Peter Elwell
PZ 7 .E552 ADI 2009
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
The Jellybeans and the Big Danceby Laura Joffe Numeroff
PZ 7 .N964 JEL 2008
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
The Blacker the Berry: Poemsby Joyce Carol Thomas
PS 3570 .H565 B53 2008
Easy Readers Section
Barack Obama: Son of Promise, Child of Hopeby Nikki Grimes
E 901.1 .O23 G75 2008
Easy Readers Section and Monroe Children's Section
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