I am excited to showcase five brand new picture books that tie in nicely with Thanksgiving! Kids of all ages will enjoy these new titles from Candlewick Press! They’d be a perfect addition to any classroom library or home library! Let’s give thanks for new books! I hope you enjoy this list!
Written and illustrated by Mark Fearing
September 2014 $15.99 32 pages Ages 3-7
A hilarious, kid-friendly take on Thanksgiving — full of family, food, and lots of fun!Don’t miss this title’s activity kit!
Written and illustrated by Leslie McGuirk
September 2014 $7.99 $32 pages Ages 2-5
Leslie McGuirk’s enthusiastic Tucker tries to be a patient little pup in this Thanksgiving story that is satisfying in every way.
Over the River and Through the Wood
Written and illustrated by Matt Tavares
August 2013 $8.99 32 pages Ages 3 and up
“An old-timey New England landscape of wintry merrymaking. A lovely way to start the season.” – The New York Times
By Jonathan London, illustrated by Gregory Manchess
August 2011 $6.99 32 pages Ages 3 -7
A father passes on to his son the gift of seeing the beauty around him – and giving thanks.
What’s So Yummy?All About Eating Well and Feeling Good
By Robie H. Harris, illustrated by Nadine Bernard Westcott
September 2024 $15.99 40 pages Ages 2 -5
Acclaimed New York Times best-selling author Robie H. Harris introduces preschoolers to the pleasures of eating healthy, being active, and feeling good.
And guess what? I’m giving away four of the above titles to one lucky reader here at Stowed Stuff! Winner will receive all of the books mentioned above, excluding The Great Thanksgiving Escape. Winner must be 18+ and U.S. resident. Good luck, my friends!
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Love these Thanksgiving picture books! My youngest has so many hand-me-down books that I think it’s about time she got something new!
Caroline Murphy recently posted…Grilling Omaha Steaks with the Family
You have picked a great grouping of Thanksgiving picture books! I honestly don’t think we have a single one. I’m going to have to rectify that!
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Candlewick Press books are so beautiful and so well-done. I’m a sucker for kids books – my big weakness!
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These are great! Over the River and Through the Woods…we totally need to check that one out! And The Great Thanksgiving Escape looks hilarious! Love it!
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These look like beautiful picture books! I volunteer in our school library, and the holiday books are always big hits with the kids.
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We are hosting Thanksgiving this year and will have 5 kids on hand, ages 5 and under. I think getting some new books to keep them entertained would be a big help!
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What a great assortment of titles all revolving around Thanksgiving! The book list reminds me of my days as a teacher when I used to pull out a stack of books for each holiday to read to my class. I miss those days but it’s still fun to sit down with picture books with my kids and read holiday themed books even though their 8 and almost 11! I think there’s something comforting about cozying up with a great book!
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Lots of great picture books! Each year we donate books to a local at risk preschool. This will help us find age appropriate materials!
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I remember reading a few of these with my kids. Over the River and Through the Woods is a favorite. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Thanks for the great book suggestions!
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Glad to know there are some good choices out there for the littlest kidlets who want to get into the Thanksgiving spirit! As you know, we go from Halloween to Christmas in the blink of an eye, and I’ve often struggled with finding titles that bridge the gap.
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I thought you might be interested in my thanksgiving book that explains holiday and thanks our vets. There is even a real cornbread recipe in there!
http://www.prleap.com/pr/230184/unique-kids-pb-explains-when-thanksgiving
We are driving 12 hours for the first time ever to visit my husbands family with 2 small boys. Fun!!….not!!!
driving for 2 hours up north! yay!
all of these titles sound great for my Kindergarten class!
We are heading to my brother’s house in CT for Thanksgiving.
I would love this new collection of books for our class 🙂
We will be going to a restaurant this year.
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