Chelsea and I really enjoy checking out the new children’s books that come out each month. We tend to pick ones that are educational and keep her engaged in the world. We love reading about different animals, books that teach her about shapes and even the alphabet. 

Here are couple of our favorites from this month:

Our first one we would like to share about is Pasta an entertaining alphabet. We truly love being about to learn about the alphabet as well as learn about different types of pastas. I never knew there were so many different types of pastas. I am part Italian and its funny how I never knew about the different kinds. I also thought it was cute that they are different types of performers in the book. This is such a cute book and it definitely is one of our new favorites. Chelsea really enjoys adding books to her library collection.

A is for angel hair acrobat
M is for Macaroni the Magician
and T is for tortellini trapeze artist.

It’s an ABC circus that’s good enough to eat!

Another one of favorites for this month was Sometimes its Storks. Chelsea has been asking for a little sibling lately and this book came at a great time so she can learn about different babies and how they get to their parents.

A funny, surrealist take on the classic baby delivery story
 
Baby delivery is a tricky business: When the top-notch stork is not available, a substitute has to step in. But a delicious-looking fish distracts him, and he misplaces the baby en route. As one animal encounter leads to another, the baby travels the world: up to the North Pole atop a whale, to Australia with migrating geese, and to the Brisbane Zoo by kangaroo, before finally landing at home.

In Sometimes It’s Storks, L. J. R. Kelly and the Brothers Hilts offer a whimsical tale of animals and adventure, proposing a creative answer to the puzzling question of where babies come from.

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