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Picture Books Linky

I think one of my new found favorite things about blogging is linky parties! They are always so much fun to blog about! This time, I’m liking up with Run! Miss Nelson’s Got the Camera! First of all, LOVE her blog! AND her blog name! AND that she loves chevron!! Hahaha!

Anyways, I’m probably missing several that I will stumble upon over the coming weeks, but here’s my list of all-time favorite read alouds:

A CLASSIC!! I still love the story,
especially since it is in Paris!
Just a plain fun book!
Another classic- I remember my 5th
grade teacher reading this to us!
Had to include a little poetry! So many fun
concrete poems!
I uncovered this fun book a couple years
ago! Love it!
I will start crying when I read this book,
 but it had to be included in the mix!
I LOVE this book! Another 5th grade memory
I’ve realized I really like historical fiction 🙂
Umm, come on, probably one
of my favorite all-time elementary
series!!
Maybe a little old for elementary
,but I LOVE this book too!
Lois Lowry is AWESOME!
Such a precious book 🙂

So now go link up for yourself!

Love, Allie

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  1. Miss Nelson says

    Allie- I love your book selections. I remember reading Number the Stars in 5th grade. Thanks for linking up.
    Michele

  2. Beth says

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