I know that I’m technically way too old to read picture books, but what’s the point of knowing how to read if you can’t read whatever you want? Plus, I find that children’s books can be incredibly creative and the artwork is beautiful.

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How to Code a Sandcastle by Josh Funk

Found this one thanks to Poisoned Pen’s monthly newsletter. It sounds interesting but also very fun.

Never Take a Shark to the Dentist by Judi Barrett

This looks fun and quirky.

Please Bring Balloons by Lindsay Ward

I really like balloons? Usually hot air balloons, but I’m not going to be picky. 🙂 (You can also check out Hot Air Balloon Books on My TBR List.)

Violet the Pilot by Steve Breen

I’m mostly intrigued by this one because the title rhymes. 😛

Tea Rex by Molly Idle

Dinosaurs and tea. Sold.

The Story of Fish and Snail by Deborah Freedman

A book about a story! (Which sounds weird… Goodreads describes it better.)

Firebird by Misty Copeland

I loved her young reader’s edition chapter book, so I’m excited to read her picture book as well.

Detective Dog by Julia Donaldson

Now that I have a dog, I’m more of a dog person. Which means I need to catch up on my dog-ish reading. 🙂

There Might Be Lobsters by Carolyn Crimi

Another doggie book!

Found Dogs by Erica Sirotich

This looks amazingly adorable! Just look at the cover!

What other picture books should I add to my list?

1 year ago: My Favorite Childhood Picture Books