KSP Book Club: 6 All Time Classic Animal Books For Your Toddler

The Very Hungry CaterpillarAuthor: Eric CarleWhy we love this: The Very Hungry Caterpillar remains a permanent fixture on every child’s bookshelf. Buster’s ZooAuthor: Rod CampbellWhy we love this: This simple narrative by Rod Campbell is a must have in your little one’s bookshelf. All of Rod Campbell’s picture books make the kids (even the older ones) fall in love with the narration, the characters (animals, mostly!) Author: Eric CarleWhy we love this: Another popular book from Eric Carle- the author of the famous, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
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Science gives us enough reasons to know that getting your toddlers to pick up a book at an early age has amazing benefits in the long run. And to convince the little bookworms that some books are worth reading a million times is indeed a tough task. Today, in KSP Book Club we give you a list of all time classic picture books for kids that use animals as the core of the story. Go ahead, bookmark this and add these books to your collections, right away!

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1. The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Author: Eric Carle

Why we love this: The Very Hungry Caterpillar remains a permanent fixture on every child’s bookshelf. The wonderful book by Eric Carle stays with you long after you have read it! I mean who can forget what the caterpillar had on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc?! Ideal for toddlers to help them get an understanding of the different days and how a teeny tiny caterpillar grows into a beautiful butterfly! (P.S my 5-year-old loves this book and reads it even today!) Buy the book here.

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2. The Tiger Who Came To Tea

Author: Judith Kerr

Why we love this: What happens when a tiger suddenly enters your house? Little Sophie has a tiger visiting her one day and the story is about how he manages to eat every morsel in the house leaving Sophie surprised and hungry. The narration leading to the tiger’s entry will keep your little one all excited for a second time reading! Buy the book here.

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3. Dinosaur Roar

Author: Henrietta Stickland

Why we love this: If you are wondering how to explain about dinosaurs to your preschoolers, this book will come in handy. A simple rhyming book, that serves as a starter for kids about dinosaurs, the book scores high on the illustrations aspect. Buy the book here.

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4. Buster’s Zoo

Author: Rod Campbell

Why we love this: This simple narrative by Rod Campbell is a must have in your little one’s bookshelf. All of Rod Campbell’s picture books make the kids (even the older ones) fall in love with the narration, the characters (animals, mostly!) and the illustrations. This one describes little Buster’s visit to the zoo and who he met there! Buy the book here.

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5. Moo, Baa, La La La!

Author: Sandra Boynton

Why we love this: Sandra Boynton is a favourite when it comes to children’s board books. The extremely simple, yet engaging and unique narrative she brings in, make these books a must-have in our child’s collection. This book, that introduces the kids to the farm animals, one by one, is a personal favourite! Buy the book here. 

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6. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

Author: Eric Carle

Why we love this: Another popular book from Eric Carle- the author of the famous, The Very Hungry Caterpillar. The ease with which kids relate to this book and learn the concepts of colour quickly, speaks volumes about this book. The rhythmic verses and the perfect narration makes this one a must-have Buy the book Here.

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