6 Unique Baby Books Every Parent (And Child) Should Own

It’s a known fact at this point that reading to babies, toddlers, and children does them nothing but good. If your collection is a little worn out (or you’re tired of reading Pat the Bunny for the 600th time today), here are some amazing and unique books to add to your shelf.

#6. Chuckling Ducklings by Aaron Zenz

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If you and your little one have exhausted the colloquial names for animals, you might enjoy learning the proper names for the baby animals of the world!

#5. This Little Hamster by Kass Reich

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It’s another book about colors, but the rhymes, object choices, and hamsters set it apart from the rest.

#4. Eyes by Michael E Smith

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Can you guess what animal you’re looking at by only its eyes? You’ll be a pro after grabbing up this book!

#3. The Nice Book by David Stein

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The subject matter of being nice is a bit different for a board book, and the words inside ensure you’ll get plenty of snuggles along the way.

#2. My Heart Is Like A Zoo by Michael Hall

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This lovely, lyrical experience combines animals, feelings, and descriptions into one happy story.

#1. Little Pea by Amy Krause Rosethal

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Oh my goodness, if you’re in the picky eating stage (like I am!) you’ll love this clever take on eating your vegetables.

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Here Are 10 Hilariously Bad Opening Lines from Novels

Ah, novels. In this day and age, everyone seems to think they can write one, and there’s a self-perpetuating myth out there that everyone has at least one hiding inside them, waiting to be written. The truth is that writing fiction is hard, and an opening line can either make or break the rest of your manuscript.

These 10 authors definitely could have used a bit more tweaking.

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A writer was caught for a murder…

A writer was caught for a murder only after a detective read his book about a fictional murder which contained similarities and details to the real life murder that only the killer would know about. Authorities also learned he was also planning to commit another murder to write book about. 70

In the late 1700s and 1800s…

In the late 1700s and 1800s, there was widespread panic about the evils of book-reading, which was described as “an outrage on decency and common sense”. People were concerned that avid novel-readers were ‘addicted’ and were becoming anti-social. 00