What are some excellent picture book recommendations for telling bedtime stories to children?

Picture book recommendations for storytelling before bed: No Sleep World Champion, Runaway Rabbit Eats Dark Monster Dozing House Good night, Big Star, can't you sleep, go to bed Little Monster, go to bed in 10 minutes. Grandma Xi who hates the night.

The monster under the bed. Guess how much I love you. Good night, owl.

Good night moon. These are more classic picture books.

You look like it's delicious, so hungry caterpillar, David, no. The Birth of Daddy Baba, The Earthworm's Diary. I want to see the sea".

The first book "You Look Like You're Delicious". In this way, the reader will appreciate the joy of loving and being loved, as well as the true meaning of human interaction—trust, care and encouragement. The second book, "David, No."

This series of picture books can help us teach our children what not to do, stay away from danger and learn to maintain personal hygiene. The third book, "The Birth of Baba Dad". The books in this series are very interesting.

The fourth book, "The Earthworm's Diary". This series of books can help children develop an optimistic attitude, the habit of thinking in a variety of ways, and also convey relevant knowledge about different creatures and the earth.

I recommend you Grimm's Fairy Tales and Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales, because when I was a child, I loved to listen to fairy tales to fall asleep, and I felt that the stories were very good and the results were very good.

<> Mr. Wolf and White Rabbit meet each other because of the delicious and sweet bread, Mr. Wolf teaches the White Rabbit the best craft, and the White Rabbit brings life and happiness to the bakery like never before.

<> in the process of teaching and learning between the two sides, Mr. Wolf experienced sadness and loneliness, while Little White Rabbit experienced fear, courage and happiness.

<> best growth is to be brave enough to try and feel it for yourself, for the little white rabbit, learning with Mr. Wolf is undoubtedly the most terrifying, but the little white rabbit decided to try to try to feel the search for himself for his own interests.

<> learning process, the little white rabbit kept hanging his ears and was careful. When Mr. Wolf can't bear to roar loudly, it is not difficult to see our own figure in it, and I can't help but yell at the child when he is trying something new and has not yet mastered the skill. As everyone knows, this will invisibly extinguish the child's desire to explore, and even deprive the child of the opportunity to grow.

Failure is the mother of success. If you want your child to grow, you have to encourage your child to try more, and when your child fails, just tell him "it's okay, just try a few more times".

<> the most delicious bread must contain sharing and joy; It's too easy for Mr. Wolf to make the best bread. In this picture book, Mr. Wolf's shop has been unattended from the beginning. It is clear that the best bread is to be shared with friends, and such sharing is happy.

This happiness is not only brought by bread, but also by the white rabbit.

"Baroubo Likes Miss Sakura" is also from the Japanese Kazuhiko Toyoda's "My Neighbor Crocodile Mr. Balupo Series".

"Barubo Likes Miss Sakura" tells the story of Barubo's wife, Miss Sakura, working in the zoo's kindergarten, and the animals here are very fond of Miss Sakura, and Miss Sakura is a very loving preschool teacher, especially the koala baby and the kangaroo baby like her the most.

<> koala baby and baby kangaroo have been on Sister Sakura and Huiqing, which shows that Sister Sakura Little Biling gives these two little babies who have just entered the kindergarten more sense of security, and it is also very pleasant to guide children to enter the kindergarten, and the company of teachers and children is also very interesting. This simplest life, plain, is also a warm, happy, and loving family.

"The Caring Tree", "Pumpkin Soup", "I Like Books", "Mom Buys Mung Beans", "It's Not Dirty at All", etc.

1, "The Tree of Love".

This is one of the classics of picture books in the world, telling an intriguing story. The big tree gave a boy everything he needed to grow up, and gave the little boy selfless and broad love, but he didn't want to return it in the slightest. The story of a tree and a boy is told with concise words and black and white lines, and the rich meaning of the theme of the work and the huge tension of the ensemble are touching and thought-provoking.

2, "Pumpkin Soup".

This picture book tells the story of an old white house in the woods with a lot of pumpkins in the garden. There was soup that smelled so good. Three best friends, duck, cat and squirrel, work together to make the best pumpkin soup in the world.

However, one day, three good friends quarreled, and a funny farce was staged. The beautiful text and clever pacing depict a heartwarming and humorous story of friendship and division of labor.

3. "I like books".

This picture book shows children a rich, magical, and fun world of books. Let them know that there can be funny things in the book, there are horror stories, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, dinosaurs, monsters, wonderful universes, knowledge, robbers, and all the things they think of and can't think of, so as to arouse their curiosity and desire to read.

4, "Mom Buys Mung Beans".

This picture book tells a series of interesting stories about Po and his mother buying mung beans on the street in a life-like and interesting way. The author handles the whole process very life-like and interesting, mirrors each other with the deep family affection between mother and son, and the illustrations are delicate and realistic, touching everyone's childlike innocence.

5, "It's Not Dirty at All".

It's not dirty at all" tells us what the world is like through the eyes of a child. The author, Manuela Oerte, won the Odenberg Children's Literature Prize in Germany in 2004. Through vivid and interesting stories and funny and humorous images, this picture book makes children happy and develop a good habit of washing their hands.