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    We read the Three Ninja Pigs to DS class at that age and they loved it. It's s fun twist on the three little pigs story.
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    Another vote for The Book With No Pictures. A poster here recommended you Google adults reading it aloud to kids to get an idea of how to read it, which I found helpful since I'm not naturally good about inflection. I even read it to DS1's third grade class - and I was afraid they'd be too old - but they HOWLED with laughter and absolutely loved it.
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    Another vote for The Day the Crayons Quit.

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    Interrupting Chicken gets hysterical laughter from kids in my experience.
    DD '06
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    Miss Brooks Loves Books and I Don't
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    any of the "If You Give an (insert animal) (insert food item)" books. We have If You Give a Pig a Pancake, and If You Give a Cat a Cupcake, and I think they are fun to read.
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    We love Pigeon book, as well as Pete the Cat

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    I like "Bark, George" by Jules Feiffer.
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    (Why? Because the banana smilie is just so funny)

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    Quote Originally Posted by TwinFoxes View Post
    BJ Novak's "Book without Pictures" is pretty funny.

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    A Giraffe and a Half by Shel Silverstein was my go-to for so long! It's a bit of a tongue twister so practice reading it aloud a couple of times. (Although the kids love when you mess it up, LOL.)
    "Every mother needs a wife." - Amy Poehler, Yes Please

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