With diverse heroines, many little girls will love seeing themselves reflected in the famous fairy tale characters. While the author remains the same, each book is beautifully illustrated by a different artist who expertly captures the culture of each country. The stories themselves stick to the traditional telling, but the settings are changed to foreign countries including Japan, Mexico, India, Russia, and the Caribbean. This charming newboard book series takes classic fairy tales and breathes new life into them with multicultural characters. Once Upon a World S eries by Chloe Perkins The pictures of Mama Llama creating her own mess are laugh-out-loud funny and will hopefully leave children with the inspiration to clean up their own playthings! In the newest book, Llama doesn’t want to pick up his toys and Mama Llama encourages him to imagine what their house would be like if she never cleaned. This popular series uses bouncy rhymes and colorful illustrations to share the many life lessons a little Llama learns.

Llama Llama Mess Mess Mess by Anna Dewdney and Reed Duncan Do not fear! We have a list of picture books that you’ll love as much our your littles ones! This article was contributed by Rosemary D’Urso, the school library-turned SAHM behind and . Follow her on Instagram You want to read to your children, but you would rather do ten loads of laundry before having to read Goodnight Moon and Chicka Chicka Boom Boom one more time.

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