Baby's Bite! Picture Books About Siblings to Sink Your Teeth Into!

Baby’s bite! Siblings squabble! That’s reality. Reading Books about Sibling Relationships is an easy way to discuss sibling stuff with kids. And because it’s March and you are reading aloud right? Here’s a list of picture books about siblings that are—as Vampire Baby puts it, “Toothly funny!”—definitely worth sinking your teeth into:

March is National Reading Month! In between games and goings-on, pull out some books and read-read-read aloud with your kiddos!

After all, wouldn’t it be wonderful if your future all-stars could read about themselves—for themselves! Win-Win-Win! (A Three-Pointer!)

Tip-off starts March 2nd with Read Across America Day!

And get this, you don’t even need to lug around those big old clunky books. There are scores of picture book read-alouds on-line—click and pick!

Videos of my picture books are just a YouTube button Click Away! Below is a screenshot of my You-Tube Channel @kellybennettbooks9789 so you’ll know it. (Seriously…CLICK HERE!)

March Read Aloud Month more dates to remember (in case you need an excuse to read):

March 2: Read Across America Day

March 4: National Grammar Day

March 6-12: E-Book Week

March 20th: World Storytelling Day

March 21: World Poetry Day

What comes after March? April, of course! Library Week! So no excuses!

What’s more! my new picture book, The House That Ruth Built, illustrated by Susanna Covelli, available now from Familus!

“With beautiful, true-to-event illustrations reminiscent of Norman Rockwell, and with facts on every page about the stadium, the teams, and that very first fateful game that christened the original Yankee Stadium, The House That Ruth Built is the perfect book for kids and baseball fans everywhere. Take a step into the past and watch the baseball greats make history!”

For reading all the way down to here, you get a reward: It’s a brand-new readaloud of THTRB


Happy Read-Aloud March!

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