There's about a week of rain forecasted our way and I'm sure living here on the west coast (or wet coast as I've often named it); a winter of the wet stuff will most definitely be on the radar. The folks at Raincoast Books and (Chronicle Books) were thoughtful enough to send over a few rainy day children's book ideas for the home set and we're happy to share these publications here.
No. 1 OTHER GOOSE, Re-nurseried and Re-rhymed Children's Classics
by J. Otto Seibold
"Humpty Dumpty wasn't that tall. Humpty Dumpty went to the mall. He searched all the shelves again and again until Humpty found a true bargain." Just a sample of J. Otto Seibold's take on your favorite Mother Goose characters and a feast for the eyes with a new element to his art–spray-painted backgrounds.
Canada - amazon.ca
U.S. - chroniclebooks.com
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No. 2 ALPHABEASTIES AMAZING ACTIVITIES,
By Sharon Werner and Sarah Forss
Mazes, word searches, rebus puzzles, stickers and more to build a child's skills through creative play.
Canada - amazon.ca
U.S. - chroniclebooks.com
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No. 3 PLAY ALL DAY
by Taro Gomi
This book is full of punch out fun from finger puppets, treasure boxes, a zooful of animals all illustrated by Taro Gomi. Ages 3 - 103.
Canada - amazon.ca
US - amazon.com
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No. 4 EVERY DAY'S A HOLIDAY, Year-Round Crafting with Kids
by Heidi Kenny
50 creative and fun crafts like felted Halloween Pillow Covers, love bugs for Valentines, Advent Calendars for Christmas. Ideas to keep you crafting with kids all year round.
Canada - amazon.ca
U.S. - amazon.com
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No. 5. Shadows
by Suzy Lee
Artist Suzy Lee uses her illustrations to create simple shadow elements that captures the joy of creative play and celebrates the power of imagination.
Canada - amazon.ca
U.S. - amazon.com
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