Soon enough, Rabbit finds himself in the cross-hares, as it were, with a lot of carrots on his hands. Everyone knows that it's possible to eat too many good things. Rabbit, like all bunnies, is in love with a good carrot like all other bunnies are. All ages should read this story because it's so cleverly subversive that it's worth their time.

It will take a special person to get her to help save the kingdom. Bloom isn't appreciated or happy, so she goes into seclusion. She's very strong and lean, but she leaves a trail of dirt in her wake. There are delicate people in her glass kingdom who don't like dirty things. Immediately, the story introduces us to a Mud Fairy named Bloom who has the power to turn weeds into flowers and sand into glass. However, if we are patient, these same limbs will start to grow and flower, the sky will start to fill up with new life, and we will be able to dig our toes into soft grass and puddles! At your next storytime, bring on the Spring with this sturdy board book.

This happy follow-up to Winter Is Here and In the Middle of Fall is a great way to remember these few months of renewal and rebirth: Spring! Before this happy time comes, we have to walk through brown sticks, cloudy skies, and crunchy grass or snow under our feet. She has a style that is just as appealing in a book as it is on TV, and it's the perfect way to start the new season! When Spring Comes, by Kevin Henkes and Laura Dronzek Then, add Joanna Gaines' first picture book to your next storytime! Gaines tells a fun story with beautiful watercolor art that shows how she and her family have been able to grow a successful garden in their back yard. It's time to plant seeds when the last thaw is over. We are the Gardeners, by Joanna Gaines and Julianna Swaney

From rainy days to gardening, and rainbows to hatchlings, this list has a lot of interesting things for kids to learn about in the spring. They can learn about all the new things and life that are happening right outside. There are some great books about spring for kids to read inside when it's cold outside. As well as reading, my own kids enjoy catching ladybugs, jumping in muddy puddles, and collecting wildflowers when the calendar finally flips to the spring months.īut there will be days when the rains of April help to make way for the blooming of May flowers. All winter, kids have been inside, so they'll love running around on sunny spring days. Reading children's books about spring can help make the new season more real.Ĭonsider taking some time to read outside to get some sun and get in touch with the world. As a child, it is even more exciting to see the great outdoors come to life during this season of new beginnings. Enjoy the fresh air, spring flowers, and sunshine while you're outside this time of the year. Officially, the season of spring has begun.

We Planted a Tree by Diane Muldrow