i've always loved children's picture books and bought them even before i had a child. now that there is an aspiring reader-to-be in the house i can indulge even more in lovely picture books :) we got some vintage picture books from a friend the other day, and i find it interesting how even the styles of children's books change throughout the years:
![](//4.bp.blogspot.com/_SJRPS7DzA-w/TUhWi1BiWGI/AAAAAAAADUo/4MibKaENPLo/s400/book2.jpg)
![](//4.bp.blogspot.com/_SJRPS7DzA-w/TUhWi_m-NKI/AAAAAAAADUg/fHaMjC4Zzas/s400/book1.jpg)
![](//2.bp.blogspot.com/_SJRPS7DzA-w/TUhWitshvqI/AAAAAAAADUY/pn_XSirn4e0/s400/book3.jpg)
i especially like the above picture, it has such an artsy/mixed media feel to it. we love newer books too, by the way :) our current faves are these two seasonal books:
Winter by Gerda Muller and
Flannel Kisses. both with lovely, detailed pictures. soon it's time to look for spring books!
4 comments:
I used to constantly buy the classic childrens books from thrift stores for my sister's classroom.... she had to tell me to stop! But I love a good old book (children's or not)
hm, makes me think it's time for a new book for spencer...
these pages are really nice. i don't really have many children's books but i do have a big bin of toys for visiting children of almost all ages.
de sind ja wirklich herzig. ich las immer "die Kinder aus bullerbü" :)
Yeah! Here they are again: these two rose-cheeked girls washing. When I was young, I grew up with girls and boys of that style...(...and with my mom washing by hand with a ruffle in a tub in the backyard, which made helping her so exciting).
Post a Comment