Picture books aren’t just for young kids…
They’re companions for our children, and they’re powerful tools that we can use to connect with our kids. In this new episode of the Read-Aloud Revival, the whole RAR team gathers to chat up our favorite picture books (and how we use them).
We have so much fun that:
- there *might* be more giggling than usual in this podcast. (Ahem. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.)
- at one point, Kara likens a particular picture book with a big bowl of macaroni-and-cheese
- we share SO many books!
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Books boys love
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Books boys love
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Episode 45
![Beauty and the Beast by Brett, Jan [Putnam Juvenile,2011] (Hardcover)](https://s20665.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/61KK93jV1OL.jpg.optimal.jpg)
Links from today’s show:
- A *NEW* read-aloud challenge is underway. Find out more here!
- Find Kortney!
- Find Kara!
- RAR #01: Reading Aloud with Older Kids, a Conversation with Andrew Pudewa
- Author Access Event with Anne Ursu
- Author Access Event with Jonathan Bean
- RAR #36: Christmas and Advent Read-Alouds with Elizabeth Foss
- Elizabeth Foss’s post: Could it Be a Storybook Year?
- Serendipity
- Five in a Row
- Getting Started with Shakespeare, a master class with Ken Ludwig
- The RAR Booklist
- That Charlotte Mason quote: We spread an abundant and delicate feast in the programs (what she called her curriculum) and each small guest assimilates what he can.
