Picture books on audio? Definitely. Not only do they help young children pass a rainy afternoon or time in the car, they’re also a great tool to help kids follow along with a paper book. Here are some classics and newer titles that you and your child will like:
Pulitzer Prize‒winning author Junot Diaz makes his debut in the world of children’s books with this celebration of creativity and diversity that the whole family can enjoy. Lola can’t remember the homeland she left when she was just a baby, but with the help of memories from her family and friends and her imagination, she journeys back to The Island.
Listen to an excerpt Islandborn
This tale about Mrs. Mallard and her ducklings making their way through the busy streets of Boston has been a classic—and favorite of millions—since its publication in 1941. It’s an audio you’ll enjoy sharing with your child.
Listen to an excerpt Make Way for Ducklings
Chelsea Clinton introduces listeners to a group of thirteen incredible women who have shaped history across the globe. This educational and inspiring listen will spark conversations about determination, hard work, and breaking barriers.
Listen to an excerpt She Persisted Around the World
The winner of the 1963 Caldecott Medal is another classic. Share with your little listener the magic and sense of possibility the first snowfall brings.
Listen to an excerpt The Snowy Day
Most readers are familiar with Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Peter Rabbit, and Miss Kitty is just as delightful. When well-behaved young Kitty decides to go hunting, she gets a much bigger adventure than she expected.
Listen to an excerpt The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots
Uni the unicorn is told there’s no such thing as little girls, but she doesn’t listen. She believes they’re real, and she wants to find one to be friends with. This magical story of friendship is perfect to listen to with your little one.
Listen to an excerpt Uni the Unicorn