Stories for 2 years old

8 New Bedtime Stories to Read to 2-5 Year Old Children

Looking for bedtime stories to read to your child is a tough task. Where do you find a new story every night? Kids between 2-5 years are the trickiest, since you cannot pick up chapter books, they have short attention spans, and you need stories that can tickle their imagination sufficiently. If they learn a thing or two in the process, then that’s the cherry on the icing.

Here are 8 stories that can be read to toddlers at bedtime, each of which is under 10 minutes read-time.

Mr. Grasshopper discovers the joys of using a pair of binoculars with the help of Mr. Beaver. And boy! Isn’t he thrilled!

Read the complete story here.

This is the story of two frogs from Japan. One day a thought struck both of them – they desired to see something outside of their own world. The frog from Osaka wanted to see how Kyoto looked like and the Kyoto frog was excited to visit Osaka. One fine day, the two frogs set off on their respective journeys.

Halfway between Osaka and Kyoto was a tall mountain that had to be crossed to reach the other city. The frogs met each other on the top of this mountain.

Click here to read what happened next.

A poor man had no money to afford the grilled meat that smelt delicious. So, instead, taking a few pieces of bread from his pocket, he held them to the smoke emanating from the grill, and then ate them. The vendor demanded that the poor man pay up for the smoke that helped him eat his bread.

The two quarreling men decided to see the judge – Nasreddin Hodja – and settle the matter.

Click here to find out the hilarious manner in which Hodja settled the dispute.

A present-day retelling of the classic fairy tale, where the dwarfs rescue Snow White from her eternal sleep with the help of the Good Witch. Read how Snow White goes back to reclaim her kingdom from the evil step-mother with the help of the dwarfs and the Good Witch.

Read the complete story here.

An old man on a beach, finds a young boy throwing starfish into the sea after a storm. He asks the boy why he is doing so. The boy replied, “I am throwing the starfish back into the ocean. The storm washed them up on to the beach last night. Now the tide is far out, and the starfish cannot return to the sea by themselves. When the sun gets too high, they will die because of the heat. So I am throwing them back into the water before that happens.”

The old man was bewildered and wondered if the boy was simply stupid. “But there must be thousands of starfish on this beach. It is impossible to save all of them. I’m afraid you won’t be able to make much of a difference”, he said.

Click here to read what the boy said in this short story with an important moral value.

A lonely snowman goes in search of some company. He meets many people on the way. Finally he finds friends.

Read this story to know about his adventures.

The farmers in a village are told by an Oracle that there will be no rains for a long time. Everybody is depressed and put away their ploughs and tools, and sit down to wait for the rains to return. One farmer – Hari – continues to plough his fields daily and sow seeds at the beginning of every season. Everybody in the village makes fun of him.

One day a small cloud passes over Hari’s field and sees him hard at work. ‘Don’t you know there are going to be no rains for a long time? Why are you working in your fields?’ he asked.

Find out what Hari answered in this story.

Once upon a time, there was a mermaid, a crab, a sea-lion, a sea-horse and a sea turtle. They all lived together in the Great Pacific Ocean. They all set out on a treasure hunt to find the Great Castle of Gold. On the way, they meet Tory – a fish who has lost her way, and claims to have seen the Castle of Gold.

Read about their adventures here.

• Also read Top 20 Bedtime Stories from Panchatantra, Aesop’s Fables and Folklore

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27 Stories For 2 Year Olds in 2023 (Toddler Faves!)

Okay, so this list of the best stories for 2 year olds got a little bit out of hand. But if you’re here, you’re probably just as much a bookworm as I am. And you probably think that it is your utmost duty as a parent to instill in your children a love for reading.

You get me.

There are 11 things that I believe you should do with your 2-year-old EVERYDAY. Reading is definitely one of them.

These books are some of my 2-year-old’s absolute FAVORITE books. And we have many, many books in our house. Below, you’ll find funny books, sweet books, bedtime books, interactive books and activity books.

So this list is a little long, but honestly, all of these books are SO GOOD. I couldn’t leave any of them off of the list.  These are the best titles to add to your toddler book collection and are the best books for 2-year-old boys and girls!

So let’s get started! I’m sure your 2-year-old will find his new favorite book on this list.

You can also jump to one of the categories by clicking one of the links below:

• Funny Books
• Interactive Books
• Bedtime Stories
• Activity Books

Have you ever tried listening to audiobooks with your 2-year-old? You should definitely give it a try! You can simply play one in the background while your toddler is playing. These are my suggestions for the best audiobooks for toddlers. 

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Best Books For 2-Year-Olds

1.

This book is a classic that can be passed down through generations. Whatever you do, do NOT turn the page! There’s a monster at the end of the book! But is there really? The suspense!

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2. Guess How Much I Love You

My 2-year-old is super lovey and cuddly, so it’s no surprise that she loves this book. A book that teaches your child that there is no end to the love between a parent and a child. Little Nut Brown Hare and his father compete to see who loves the other more. Who will win in the end?

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3. Little Blue Truck

A story about friendship, being helpful and a little blue truck. Full of truck and animal sounds, this sweet book shows how anything can happen will a little determination when Blue gets stuck in the muck and needs the help of his friends to get him out.

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4. Giraffes Can’t Dance

Gerald is clumsy. Real clumsy. And all he wants to do is to dance, but the other animals simply laugh at him. This tale teaches children that with a little determination, anything is possible. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZjsLK5vwNU

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5. Does A Kangaroo Have A Mother, Too?

Warning: This is NOT a book that the reader will enjoy, but it’s definitely one that your 2-year-old will love! It reminds your child that everyone, even animals, have a mother that loves them very much, and that their mother loves them, too.

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6. Corduroy

A sweet, classic story about a teddy bear who thinks he will never be purchased because of his missing button. What will happen when he decides to find it himself in the massive department store? 

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7. Go Dog, Go

Does this book actually make sense? Have a plot? No, not really. But it teaches kids SO MUCH. Up and down, under and over, big and small and so much more.

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8. The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Who doesn’t love this sweet story that will also teach your child about the life cycle of a butterfly. My 8-year-old had to complete an assignment about the butterfly’s life cycle earlier today, and she said, “oh, I know this from The Very Hungry Caterpillar!” 

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9. I’m NOT Just A Scribble

A super sweet story about a scribble who tries to find a friend. But the scribble is messy and too colorful, and no one wants to be his friend because he’s nothing like them. Your child will learn that we are all different, and being different is good! Scribble says, “The fact that I’m different doesn’t make me so bad”.

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10. Llama Llama, Time To Share

A great story for the 2-year-old who’s not so sure about sharing, Llama Llama, Time To Share shows that refusing to share could result in disaster! Can Llama Llama learn to share in order to make a new friend?

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=OTR9aV3bIWU

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Funny Books For 2-Year-Olds

11. Little Pea

This is an adorable story about Little Pea. She loves lots of things, like hanging out with her pea pals and when Papa Pea throws her up in the air off the tip of a spoon. But there’s one thing little pea doesn’t like. CANDY. And she has to eat it EVERY NIGHT before she can eat her vegetables. A sweet, humorous story that just might teach picky eaters that you can love veggies just as much (or maybe more!) than candy.

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12. I Love You, Already!

A hysterical story about a duck who just wants to be bear’s friend and a bear who already loves duck, but just wants some alone time. Duck is SUPER persistent, though. It takes a lot to convince Duck that Bear loves him already!

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13. Elephant And Piggie- I Really Like Slop!

Pigs like to eat, well, basically everything! And Piggie really wants to share her favorite food with Gerald. Will Gerald try it? Will he LIKE it? And what will it do to their friendship? Honestly, ANY of the Elephant and Piggie books by the brilliant Mo Willems would be a good choice.

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14.

The Watermelon Seed, a story about an alligator with a huge imagination. He loves watermelon, but is so afraid of swallowing a seed. And then? It happens!! Will his worst fears come true? Will he turn pink? Will vines grow out of his ears?

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15. Mother Bruce

A grumpy (why are bears always grumpy?) bear unexpectedly finds himself in charge of geese, who think he is their mother. This story is perfect for the parent looking for a story that will entertain both you AND your toddler.

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16.

This story will definitely have your toddler laughing out loud on each and every page. He’s not very nice to the “sausage dog” that lives with him, and when he insists that Pig the Pug plays with him, well Pig “flips his wig”. Will they become friends in the end?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DuRtK4-zy8

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17. Grumpy Monkey

Jim Panzee (haha!) is GRUMPY. Why is he so grumpy? His friends try to figure it out. But your child will learn through this story, that sometimes, it’s okay to be grumpy!

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18. Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus

If you’ve ever read any book by Mo Willems, you know he is a GENIUS! This book will have any two-year-old, no matter how serious, giggling throughout this whole book.

What will happen when the bus driver puts your child in charge of making sure that the pigeon doesn’t drive the bus?

https://youtu.be/Dljje7L9nIs

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Interactive Books For 2 Year-Olds

19. Press Here

What better way to engage even the most reluctant 2-year-old reader than with this book. Each page of Press Here has a different and exciting prompt from your toddler. It will help your toddler to practice numbers (press five times), vocabulary (press gently), and do fun things like shaking and tilting the book to see what happens. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yg0oV-dyhG4&t=175s 

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20. All Better

In this book, five different animals get hurt in various ways. And you know what always makes boo boos better? Bandaids, of course! This book comes with 5 reusable band-aids that your child can position over each boo boo (and we’ve had ours for a long time and the band-aids still work!)

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21. Where’s The Poop?

I purchased this for my 2-year-old when she was going through a I’m-scared-to-poop phase. It’s super common, and if your child is going through this too, this book is super helpful. Also helpful if your child just simply likes all things poop. 

It’s a flap book, and on each page your child will realize that EVERYONE poops, and will also lift-the-flaps to, yes you got it, find the poop.

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22. Never Touch A Monster

This book presents a variety of monsters with fun silicone touches. But you should never touch them? Can your child resist? 

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Bedtime Stories For 2-Year-Olds

23. Where Do Diggers Sleep At Night?

A look at different trucks and their babies saying goodnight. It’s a great addition to your bedtime story books. Your 2-year-old boy (or girl!) will love learning that baby trucks ask for one more story, too! Perfect for your truck-loving toddler!

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A book that encourages your active, never-stopping toddler to turn off his engine and rest his wheels. This book will teach your little one all about bulldozers, excavators, dump trucks, cranes and cement mixers, who all have their own bedtime routine. The perfect way to settle your rowdy little boy down.

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25. Goodnight, Moon

This sweet story is probably one that I have read about 2,327 times. Despite that fact, there is something sweet, soothing and special about this classic book. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPb0aiogg7I

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Best Activity Books For 2-Year-Olds

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Think that your 2-year-old is too young to start doing activity books? Think again! This book has rave reviews and is a great starter activity book for your child. It contains mazes, matching activities, picture puzzles and more to help your toddler develop focus, coordination, problem solving and social skills.

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27. I Can Do That! Stickers

Does your toddler love stickers? Give your toddler this sticker book, with fun and educational prompts like “put a butterfly near each flower”. Of course, you will have to help your toddler complete this activity book, but it will help your toddler develop many different essential skills.

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First Look And Find Book

Get your 2-year-old his first look and find book, with big, clear images and easy to find objects.

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What is your favorite book for 2-year-olds? Let me know in the comments!

Fairy tales for toddlers (read online)

A growing child is curious and active. At 2-3 years old, it is especially useful to read fairy tales for kids - books entertain, develop and educate.

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Early age is a great time to develop an interest in reading.

In order for a son or daughter to become interested in literature, parents themselves must devote a lot of time to reading. The child looks with curiosity at adults immersed in books and asks the question: “What is so interesting there?” For this occasion, the best fairy tales for children of 3 years old - folk and author's - should be in store.

It is better not to read children's fairy tales for kids, but to tell them - because it is not at all difficult to read and remember. So that the child does not get bored listening to you, watch the expressiveness of intonation and facial expressions. The perception of the plot largely depends on the artistry and enthusiasm of the narrator himself.

Advantages of early reading

Fairy tales for 2-3 year olds are simple in content, but have a powerful educational and developmental potential. Teachers and psychologists note that reading gives kids the following benefits:

• forms a system of ideas about the world;
• enriches vocabulary;
• develops attention, memory and thinking.

In addition, when we read a fairy tale to kids, we create a warm and sincere atmosphere of a family vacation, and we also instill in children a careful and respectful attitude towards books.

But don't overload your child. Let reading be a pleasant ritual for him, which is looked forward to. To better remember the plot and characters, invite your child to act out dialogues from a fairy tale using finger puppets.

List of books to read at 2-3 years old - The best books for children 2-3 years old - Kids Russian Books stories, understand the plot, express their opinion about what they heard and saw. It's time to start more serious and meaningful reading!

How to read?

• Turn reading into a pleasant ritual for your baby. For example, do it before bed, after breakfast, or before nap. The environment plays a big role - beautiful pillows, a soft blanket, favorite toys, a beautiful lamp create a feeling of comfort, safety, tranquility and enhance the pleasant reading experience.
• Read the same work many times if the child asks for it. Such a request indicates that this particular book resonated in the soul of the baby. Use repeated reading to develop imagination and creativity - ask your child to continue a sentence or come up with their own ending to a familiar fairy tale.
• Do not be afraid to take on texts with words that you think are unfamiliar to the child. Children understand the meaning of many words in fairy tales and poems intuitively, from the context. The more new words are found in the text, the more intensively the child's vocabulary will expand.

What to read?

• Kind and instructive folk tales
• Author's tales of the classics of children's literature
• Poems and fairy tales in verse
• Poetic riddles
• Stories about nature and animals

Which books to choose?

• Editions with simple, well-executed illustrations that match the text on each page.
• Works with concise and meaningful text, a limited number of characters and a simple storyline.
• Timeless books. Focus on your own memories, think about what works you remember from childhood.
• Durable and not too expensive books for you - children at 2-3 years old do not yet realize how easy it is to damage a book.

When choosing folk tales, give preference to kind stories, because children at this age are very impressionable and can be frightened if the tale is scary.

Turnip, Hen Ryaba, Gingerbread man, Teremok, Zayushkina hut, Fear has big eyes, Masha and the bear, Three bears, Cockerel and bean seed, Tar goby, Geese-swans, Fox and crane, Hare-bounce, By pike command , Fox and black grouse, Tops and roots, Chanterelle-sister and wolf, Chanterelle with a rolling pin, Winged, hairy and oily, Cockerel - Golden Scallop, Mitten, Bubble, Straw and Bast Shoes, Cockerel and Hen, Wintering of animals, Dereza Goat, Two greedy bear cub, Three little pigs, Grandmother, granddaughter, and a chicken, Wolf and goat, Like a dog looking for a friend, Tiny havroshechka, Visiting the sun, Princess frog.

Fairy tales by Russian authors

It is too early to read fairy tales about magic, princes and princesses, fairy-tale creatures and unknown lands to children at the age of 2-3. The best choice for children of this age are fairy tales in verse and short classic fairy tales with a linear plot and simple characters - people or animals. In addition to the classics of children's literature and European storytellers, whose works have been retold to children for more than one hundred years, it is also worth paying attention to the fairy tales of children's foreign authors of the 20th century, translated into dozens of languages. High-quality modern editions of foreign books help out parents who ask themselves the question “What else to read?” When Russian children's classics have already been read to holes, and instill in children a good taste and interest in reading.

• Korney Chukovsky - Tsokotuha Fly, Cockroach, Phone, Moidodyr, Stolen Sun, Aibolit, Fedorino Gora, Barmaley, Confusion, Chicken.
• Vladimir Suteev - Under the Mushroom, Apple, Chicken and Duckling, Three Kittens, Terem-Teremok, Different Wheels, Rooster and Paints, Magic Wand, Mouse and Pencil, Sack of Apples, Who Said Meow?, Fisherman Cat, Boat, About a hippopotamus who was afraid of vaccinations.
• Grigoriy Oster - A kitten named Woof, Some trouble, It's easier to go down, Where is it better to be afraid?, The middle of a sausage, It's not fair, A well-hidden cutlet, I'm not at home, Echo, The shadow understands everything, Secret language, Let's get acquainted, Pif's adventures .
• Gennady Tsyferov - There lived an elephant cub, Chu-Chu Train, How to become big, Who is kinder to whom, How the donkey bathed, Pies, Stupid frog, Diary of a bear cub, Live motorcycle, How frogs drank tea, When there are not enough toys, Mishka's pipe , You have to think, Clouds, Cloud milk, Lonely donkey, Train from Romashkovo, Steamboat, Cockerel and the sun, About an elephant and a bear cub, Scarecrow, Sweet house.
• Mikhail Plyatskovsky - Bare feet on a leather walk, A bug that wanted to become big, A long neck, A hedgehog that you can stroke, Buzzard, Green frog and yellow water lily, Like two foxes shared a hole, Like a donkey Alphabet learned to respect elders, Like a duckling Kryachik lost his shadow, Colorful animals, The sun as a keepsake.
• Boris Zakhoder – Why the fish are silent, Piglet on the tree, Teddy Bear, Little Mermaid.
• Vladimir Dal - Girl Snegurochka, About a mouse-hole, Crane and heron, Cancer outsmarted the fox, Fox-bastfoot, Fox and Hare, Fox and Bear, Picky.
• Vitaliy Bianchi - Fox and mouse, How Fox outwitted Hedgehog, Teremok, Sly Fox and Clever Duck, First hunt, Terenty-Teterev, Fox and mouse, Arishka-coward, Tails.
• Dmitry Mamin-Sibiryak – Gray Neck, The Tale of Komar Komarovich, The Tale of the Goat, The Tale of the Brave Hare, The Parable of Milk, Oatmeal and the Gray Cat Murka, The Tale of How the Last Fly Lived, The Tale of Sparrow Vorobeich , Ersh Ershovich and cheerful chimney sweep Yasha.
• Sergey Mikhalkov – Why mice don't offend cats, I want to butt heads, Greedy hare, Mirror, Magic word, Portrait, What the cat imagined about herself.
• Ekaterina Karganova – Like a chicken was looking for a voice, Chunya, Little mouse's song, Let there be a "croak", Who is the most beautiful?
• Emma Moszkowska - Someone else's carrot, Gopher, who wanted to be like a man, Who is the kindest, I can also buy such a suitcase, The chicken went to Kud-Kudaki.
• Vladimir Stepanov - Road to the Mill, Miller and Bear, Freckles, Silver Key, Little Penguin and Flower, Horseshoes, Rooster and Robbers.
• Sofia Prokofieva – The Tale of the Ill-mannered Mouse, Masha and Oika, The Tale of the Shoes.
• Leo Tolstoy - About a city mouse and a field mouse, Lipunyushka, A calf on ice, Oak and hazel, Mice, a wolf and a goat, How a man divided geese, Two comrades, A mouse, a rooster and a cat, Already and a hedgehog.
• Boris Zhitkov - Brave duckling, Mug under the Christmas tree, Flower, Soap, Evening.
• Vsevolod Garshin – Traveler Frog
• Valentina Oseeva - Talkers, What a day?, Kind hostess.
• Valentin Berestov – Honest caterpillar, braggart snake, How to find a path, stork and nightingale.
• Alexander Vvedensky - Meow.
• Natalia Dilaktorskaya – Adventures of the Gray Malamysh.
• Isaac Kipnis - A kitten who forgot how to ask for food.
• Konstantin Ushinsky – Know how to wait, The wind and the sun, As it comes around, it will respond, The kids and the wolf, The rogue cat, Two goats.
• Galina Lebedeva - How Masha quarreled with the pillow, How Masha nursed the crows, About the snowman.
• Valentin Kataev - A pipe and a jug, a gingerbread house, a seven-flower flower.
• Yuri Yakovlev - Umka.

• Hans Christian Andersen - Thumbelina, The Ugly Duckling, The Princess and the Pea.
• Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm - Bremen town musicians, Wolf and seven kids, Friendship of a cat and a mouse, A pot of porridge, Brownies.
• Charles Perrault - Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Puss in Boots, Sleeping Beauty.
• Alf Preussen - About a kid who could count to ten, Merry New Year.
• Lilian Muur - Little Raccoon and the one who sits in the pond
• Judith Kerr - The tiger who came for tea, Meowli. Stories from the life of an amazing cat.
• Enid Blyton – Famous Duck Tim
• Sven Nordqvist – Four Secrets of Findus, Where is Petson?, Come on, Petson!, Findus moves in, The story of how Findus got lost when he was little, Christmas in Petson's house, Petson is sad, Petson goes camping.
• Georg Johansson – Machines, Machines work, Mulle Mek and Buffa, How Mulle Mek and Buffa became friends, Mulle Mek assembles a car, Mulle Mek builds a house, Mulle Mek builds a boat, Mulle Mek makes an airplane, Mulle Mek in the workshop, Winter story.
• Gunilla Ingves - Bruno the Bear series.
• Michel Gay - Zebron Zu series.
• Rotrout Susanne Berner - series "Karlchen, father, mother and grandmother Nikkel".
• Gabriel Vincent – Ernest and Celestine series.
• Nick Butterworth - Watchman Willie series.
• Mark Welthuis - Frog Kwak series.
• Lars Klinting - Castor Beaver series.
• Lina Zhutautė – Tosya Bosya series.
• Steve Smallman - Duck porridge.
• Beatrix Potter - Uhti-Tukhti.
• Karol Roth – Bedtime Stories
• Elizabeth Shaw - Birthday of the Turtle, Carolina Snail, Kuzya Boar.
• Octave Panku-Yash – Big news about a little boy.
• Hans Fischer - Ember Kitten, Lisette's grandmother's house.
• Eva Wieden - Sasha plays with cars.
• Erwin Moser – Shustrik and Tishka, New Adventures of Shustrik and Tishka.
• Sheridan Cave - Where to put the hare.
• Roger Duvoisien - Stupid Goose, Petunia Christmas, Donkey.
• Karin Norup – The story of how Benjamin saved Anastasia, The story of how Anastasia saved Benjamin.
• Alexandre Lacroix - Dragons, father and son.
• Benedict Blathaway - Red Engine series.
• Jörg Mülle – Two for me, one for you.
• Natalie Darzhan - Girlfriend Turkey.
• Frederic Star - Doctor Myshkin's ambulance.

Books with children's poems are an obligatory attribute of a kid's library. Children like to listen to poems of all shapes and sizes - from quatrains to whole fairy tales. Poems heard and remembered in the first years of life form competent speech and correct pronunciation, develop memory. And the poems bring joy to children!

• Agniya Barto - Cycles of poems "Toys" and "Younger brother", The bell girl, Rope, Masha, I grew up, Tamara and I, The younger brother, Ignorant bear cub, Dirty girl, There are such boys, Helper, Bunny in the window, A conversation with my mother, Who screams like, Sparrow, Frogs, My grandmother had forty grandchildren.
• Samuil Marshak - Giant, Ball, Two blackbirds, Whoever finds the ring, Roly-poly, Big pocket, All year round, Doze and yawn, Wolf and fox, Children in a cage, Lesson of politeness, Rainbow-arc, About the hippopotamus, Where I dined , sparrow?, Adventure on the road, Pockmarked hen and ten ducklings, Tale of a stupid mouse, Tale of a smart mouse, Quiet tale, Funny account.
• Eduard Uspensky – Take care of the toys, What do the boys have in their pockets?, Colorful family, Matryoshka, Above our apartment, The tiger went for a walk, Ginger, Giraffes, Defeat, Decals, How we spent time, If I were a girl, About children who eat poorly in kindergarten, About wet pants, About courage, Fisherman.
• Boris Zakhoder - Dog's grief, My lion, Kitty's grief, Fly-Clean, Owl, Fox and mole, Song of frogs, Vanka-vstanka, Interrogative song, Rain, Hedgehog, Seal diligence, About catfish, About a flying cow, Kitty's grief What the walrus dreams about, Counting, Monkey's house.
• Valentin Berestov – Naughty doll, New Year's incident, Teddy bear, Boastful bear, Murka, Monkey swing, Kitten, Cat's puppy, Geese, Cloud, In the toy store, Bull, Sandbox, Sick doll, About the car
• Korney Chukovsky – Piglet, Hedgehogs are laughing, Bebeka, Sandwich, Tadpoles, Doctor, Tree, Zakalyaka, Mumps, Elephant reading, Turtle.
• Vladimir Stepanov - Man of rings, Cheerful tarantass, Who was the Goose frightened of?, Zaikin's fur coat, Round cat, Mishkin's raspberry, Little sorceress, Forest sleepers, Mittens for the fox, White tower - winter forest, New Year's Eve, How do you live? What are you chewing?, Moon Bunny.
• Yuri Kushak - A gift, What does a kitten think about a puppy, Looking for a clown puppy, Kennel with a chimney, Plush dog, Friends about friends, Aquarium, Bought a ram bagels, A boat is sailing to visit, Polite kids.
• Andrey Usachev - On the father, Santa Claus, Gift, Invitation to the snail, Stick, Pape transporter, Rustling song, Ball, Chameleon, Smart magpie, Gift for mom, Where does the New Year come from, Honey song, When the owl goes to bed, How the crocodile screams.
• Mikhail Plyatskovsky - Sparrow's diary, I can count everything, Dr. Woodpecker, Pipe, Wind-up toy, Book's voice, I flew on a cloud, Whose mustaches grow, Firefly, From a smile everyone will become brighter, Annoying cricket, What a mushroom looks like, Frog song, Yulia-clean.
• Irina Tokmakova - Cuckoo, Zoo, Bear, Frogs, In a wonderful country, Where the fish sleeps, Let's play, Bainky, Tili-tili, Sleepy elephant, Porridge, Oh yes soup!, Stork, Grain, Rain, Good morning, Presented a dog, Buy a dog, Kittens, Apple tree, Ten flock of birds, Boat, Tili-tili, Let's play!
• Zinaida Aleksandrova - My bear, Watermelon, Bainki, Squirrel, White Town, Big spoon, Tasty porridge, Guli-guli, Two girlfriends, Santa Claus, Christmas tree, Toys, Kittens, Cones, What I took, put it in place, Topotushki, Ducks, little white breasts, Snowball, One - Two - Three - Four - Five !, About a girl Yes and a boy No.
• Sergey Mikhalkov – Stubborn frog, Traffic light idler, Mosquito mosquito, Baker and dog, My puppy, Uncle Styopa, Trezor, Fingers, Kittens, What do you have?, Forest Academy, Fat beetle, Kitten, Song friends.
• Emma Moshkovskaya - Mitya - himself!, The train rushes, Whims, The rain went out for a walk, Masha and porridge, Morning order, The woodpecker wanted to drink, Greedy, Why the lion has a big mane, Sassy mice, There lived one little man in the world, I draw, Oleshka was born, Bulldog, Angina, Vase, What are the gifts, Grandfather Tree, Talking cat, Cunning old women, I love it when it's morning, Mole on the roof, What the brush said, How the hare learned to run, Everything for everyone.
• Elena Blaginina - Kitten, Echo, Rainbow, What a mother!, Let's sit in silence, Admire the toys!, Soap bubbles, I know how to put on shoes, Our Masha, Herringbone, Gift, We won't go to bed early, Together with I get up like the sun, Cat-vorkot, Do not interfere with my work, Come, have a look!
• Vladimir Orlov - March 8, ABC of names, I found out that I have ..., Evening song, House under a blue roof, How to recognize your pig, Cat's boots, Summer, Colored milk, Spider, Two Flies, Magic pillow.
• Vladimir Mayakovsky – What is good and what is bad, Whatever the page, then the elephant, then the lioness.
• Lyubov Voronkova - Masha confused, Winter.
• Silva Kaputikyan - Masha is having lunch, The two of us, Kind cloud, Playing on the phone, Swing, Who will finish drinking soon, Squish-squish, I'm already big.
• Genrikh Sapgir - "The most" words, Trained horse, Miracle forests, Clouds, About an apple, About a bear, Butterfly, About a sheep and a little man, Striped poems, Giant and giant, All the way around.
• Daniil Kharms - An amazing cat, I already ran, ran, ran, Fox and rooster, Bulldog and taxi driver, Cheerful old man, Delicious pie.
• Alexey Laptev – Peak, Pak, Pok; The strongest, Song, Galchonok, Two dewdrops, Braves, Musician, Chicken, Little mouse, Secret to the whole world, White-flanked Magpie, Chicken and mouse, Three geese, Lesson.
• Leonid Kulikov - A clever squirrel, About a cockerel, How a hedgehog became prickly.
• Lyubov Voronkova - Poor chicken, Pear apple, Tannin's pie, Grandma's business.
• Ivan Bursov - Hare, Snowflakes, Ninety-five hedgehogs, Top, My plasticine giraffe, Multi-colored kittens, Two ducklings, Fashionista fly, Tricky sled, Roly-poly, Multi-colored kittens, Elephant bought a bicycle.
• Galina Lebedeva – Ant Country, Goby, Evening with Mom, Vovka Adventure, Sparrow, Hill, Tree, Woodpecker, Hedgehog, Bunny, Strawberry, Goat, Crocodile, Rabbit, Lion Cub, March of the Frogs, Amanita, After the Rain, Blue Ball.
• Volt Suslov – Wheels, Watches.
• Nikolai Zabolotsky – How mice fought with a cat.
• Sergey Kozlov - Frogs, I'm lying in the sun, Clouds, white-maned horses, ABC for the smallest, A cloud frowns in the sky, Behemoth, Lullaby for a small catfish.
• Irina Pivovarova - Grandmother, I wish!, Important things, Hospitable mole, Two very brave rabbits, Hedgehog, There was a dog, Little pony at the doctor, Hare, Starfish, Snail, Simple secret, Lambs on the porch.

Bright, colorful and beautifully illustrated, today's child development guides make learning fun. Classes on such benefits do not require parents time to search for material and special skills, since they contain correctly selected tasks and detailed recommendations on how to develop a child.

• Alphabet with large letters . This book is an indispensable tool for parents and teachers who want to help their child learn to read as soon as possible. Large letters, funny pictures, simple, entertaining stories will turn the first reading lessons into your favorite game.
• Baby's first textbook. Studying from a book, a young student will get the first ideas about the world around him, learn to understand the speech of adults, and then pronounce his first words: the names of family members, objects of the world, animals.
• Album on the development of speech for the little ones. Completing tasks, the child will learn how to build their statements correctly and expand their vocabulary. Speech development exercises are aimed at developing thinking and imagination, the ability to establish cause-and-effect relationships.
• My first book. The book is designed specifically for babies from 6 months to 3 years old, taking into account the peculiarities of their development and visual perception. Bright color illustrations will again and again attract the attention of the baby and delight him, developing curiosity and a desire to explore the world.
• Series "School of the Seven Dwarfs" . For more than 10 years, many parents have known, loved and used books in this series in classes with their kids. The School of the Seven Dwarfs is a comprehensive system of activities with a child from birth to school, 12 colorful developmental aids for each year of a preschool child's life.
• "Smart books" series. One of the most affordable developing series has passed the test of time and has received recognition and approval from teachers and parents. The manuals cover all the main aspects of the mental development of the child and turns classes into an exciting game.
• Preschool Mosaic series. Children and their parents are very fond of colorful manuals with stickers and interesting tasks. Tasks cover such aspects of child development as thinking, literacy, speech, counting, the world around, motor skills, attention, memory.

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