I grew up treasuring
Little Golden Books![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_s3JksIpRgz_VMQU58ylE4VRrRWQBrXjnNFRx--T1TdSrT5HBy_cjJZVgoYkN_k0Qd5JiaXbtSwG7oV-Qsblh-Rlm1XwX5g30mZgWqWwV9h3rYR-BkgBcbyFIamByIsa9Z92CwLxVUbczelKo503QW6yhjmGW8ub8I7g3lk3SV8vpkLlw=s0-d)
. My girls love
Fancy Nancy![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uR-HFiyZ3iUT5b_hC4fYAkp6MwnhLkCnvzzmDqObuQsiyzBDCHSYPZ8lCf2yNQUy9HNjdW0c4XPBMRgAmGcXa6OkVB6H0ZRlQzkRfjeNCPgRUsSogJ0sOXVcq5kDYjFBLMeT6yhFYbfSHUgw2vfgpAmNs_xKc1qf0qp5yvUha7HDyWuw=s0-d)
,
Pinkalicious
and anything princess. My boys love super heroes and Star Wars. But my all-time favorite book to read with the children is this one:
I discovered Bunny and the Beast
by Molly Coxe when Carson was 2. We read it so often that one evening when a phone call interrupted our story time, Carson quoted the entire book, even mimicking my inflections!
The vivid artwork in Bunny and the Beast is a visual feast.
Do you have a favorite childrens book from your childhood, or one you particularly enjoy reading to your children today?