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List of 1000 Book Read List of 1000 Book Read I have read to my child the following books as part of the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge: * The Giving Tree * Baby's First Library ABC * Bear's Busy Family * Baby Bathtime! * Baby's First Library ABC * Way of the Ninja * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Counting Friends * The Giving Tree * Trucks * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Peekaboo, Elmo! * Bear's Busy Family * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Peppa Pig: The Tooth Fairy * Peppa Pig: The Story of Peppa Pig * Little Critter: What a Good Kitty * Little Critter: The Fall Festival * Little Critter: Just Critters Who Care * Sesame Street Elmo’s Boo Boo Book * Peekaboo, Elmo! * Peekaboo, Elmo! * Counting Friends * Little Critter: Going to the Firehouse * Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! * Barnyard Dance! * Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! * Pajama Time! * Peppa Pig: The Story of Peppa Pig * The Best Dad in the World * A A Wild Cowboy: Wild Cowboy * I Love You Through and Through * How Do I Love You? * Anthony and the Ants * Babar and the New Baby * Babar and the New Baby * Yes, No, Little Hippo * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Peppa Pig: The Story of Peppa Pig * Babar and the New Baby * Babar's Lost and Found * Best-ever Big Brother * Baby Animals at the Zoo * Cinco Monitos Sin Nada que Hacer / Five Little Monkeys With Nothing to Do * Batman Classic: Meet the Super Heroes * Roadwork! * Peppa Pig: The Story of Peppa Pig * Why? * Why? * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Counting Friends * Peppa Pig: The Tooth Fairy * Why? * Why? * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Counting Friends * Why? * Why? * Counting Friends * Uh Oh! Gotta Go! Page 1 List of 1000 Book Read * I Love You, Stinky Face * Belly Button Book! * Peppa Pig and the Muddy Puddles * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Counting Friends * Counting Friends * Counting Friends * Bear's Busy Family * Ready to Go! * OLIVIA Helps Mother Nature * Counting Friends * Counting Friends * Dora in the Deep Sea * Babar and the New Baby * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * OLIVIA and Her Ducklings * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Driving Buddies * OLIVIA Helps Mother Nature * Bye-Bye Time * Benny's Chocolate Bunny * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Bear's Busy Family * Uh Oh! Gotta Go! * Monster Knows Shapes * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Racing for Good (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Giddy-Up, Guppies! * Dora in the Deep Sea * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * OLIVIA and Her Ducklings * Bedtime Peekaboo! * Babar and the New Baby * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * OLIVIA and Her Ducklings * Race Team * OLIVIA and Her Ducklings * Grandma Loves Me! * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Gideon & Otto * Making Shapes with Monkey * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Little Critter: Just Critters Who Care * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Baby's First Library ABC * Toddler Town: Zoo * Little Bear's Little Boat * Little Bear's Little Boat * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * Bunny and Bee Animal Friends * Little Bear's Little Boat * Little Blue Truck * Bear in a Square Page 2 List of 1000 Book Read * Gideon & Otto * Little Bear's Little Boat * Little Bear's Little Boat * Little Bear's Little Boat * That's Not My Pig * Good Night, Lightning (Disney/Pixar Cars) * At the Beach * Making Shapes with Monkey * Baby's First Library ABC * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Toddler Town: Zoo * All Fall Down * Grandma Loves Me! * That's Not My Pig * Caillou * That's Not My Pig * That's Not My Pig * That's Not My Pig * That's Not My Pig * Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See? * Caillou * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Baby Bathtime! * The Spooky Sound * DK Readers L2: The LEGO Movie: Awesome Adventures * Howdy-Doodle-Doo! (Julius Jr.) * DK Readers L1: The LEGO® Movie: Calling All Master Builders! * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (Big Book Edition) * Bear's Busy Family * Caillou * Caillou * Toddler Town: City * Caillou * Uh Oh! Gotta Go! * Baby Loves Winter! * Caillou * Caillou * Caillou * The Best Dad in the World * Dora Saves the Snow Princess * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * LEGO DC Universe Super Heroes Phonics * Bear's Busy Family * The Spooky Sound * Dora Saves the Snow Princess * First day of school * Bear's Busy Family * Bear's Busy Family * The Spooky Sound * Go, Baby Jaguar! * Beach * The Spooky Sound * The Giving Tree * The Giving Tree * The Giving Tree * The Giving Tree * Peppa Pig: Class Trip Page 3 List of 1000 Book Read * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Baby Bathtime! * Mighty Dads * Elmo's Alphabet Soup * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * I Say, You Say Colors! * Toddler Town: City * Toddler Town: Farm * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * LEGO® DUPLO On The Farm * The Big Old Bear who Swallowed a Fly -non Circulating * Baby Bathtime! * Baby Bathtime! * Just Me and My Little Brother * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Rain, Rain, Go Away * Dora Climbs Star Mountain * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Rain, Rain, Go Away * Little Critter: What a Good Kitty * Little Critter: Going to the Firehouse * Little Critter: Just Helping My Dad * Little Critter: Just Critters Who Care * Little Critter: Just Saving My Money * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Babar's Lost and Found * Rain, Rain, Go Away * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Rain, Rain, Go Away * Rain, Rain, Go Away * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Babar's Lost and Found * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Counting Friends * Waiting for Cookies * Waiting for Cookies * Rain, Rain, Go Away * Babar's Lost and Found * A B C Animals Teach Me! * Playtime for Twins * Toddler Town: Farm * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Friends Are the Best! * The Little Dump Truck * Tip Tip Dig Dig * Spot's Toys * Bright Baby Touch and Feel Playtime * That's Not My Duck * That's Not My Donkey * Friends Are the Best! * BAKER BAKER COOKIE MAKER(STEP) * Dora's Backpack * Caillou * Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! Page 4 List of 1000 Book Read * Dora's Backpack * Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! * Bathtime Peekaboo! * Meet Diego! * Dora's Backpack * The Big Old Bear who Swallowed a Fly -non Circulating * Beach * Yes, No, Little Hippo * Ruby's Party * Hansel and Gretel * Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! * Dora Goes to School * Beach * Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs! * Baby's First Library ABC * Because * Almost * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Bathtime Peekaboo! * Little Critter: Just Helping My Dad * Bedtime Peekaboo! * Baby Says Peekaboo! [With Touch and Feel; Lift a Flap] * Playtime Peekaboo! * Bathtime Peekaboo! * Little Critter: Just a Little Sick * Bear's Busy Family * Baby's First Library ABC * Babar and the New Baby * The Great Day * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Meet Diego! * Bear's Busy Family * Duck and Goose, It's Time for Christmas! * Baby's First Library ABC * I Love You Through and Through * I Love You Through and Through * Eight Silly Monkeys * Spot's Favorite Colors * Spot's Favorite Colors * Baby's First Library ABC * The Great Day * I Am an Ice Cream Truck * Caillou * Sesame Street Elmo’s Boo Boo Book * The Great Day * The Great Day * The Great Day * The Great Day * Biscuit and the Little Pup * Little Critter: Going to the Firehouse * OLIVIA and the Best Teacher Ever * Meet Diego! * B Is for Babar * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * Caillou Show and Tell * Firefighter Gil! * Little Critter: Just a Little Sick * Caillou Show and Tell * Caillou Sends a Letter * B Is for Babar Page 5 List of 1000 Book Read * Doctor Maisy * Maisy Goes Swimming * Maisy Goes to the Museum * Baby's First Library Animals * Dance with Me * Baby's First Library Animals * Baby's First Library ABC * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Millions of Cats * Little Critter: What a Good Kitty * Little Critter: What a Good Kitty * Little Critter: Going to the Firehouse * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Look Out Below! * Little Critter: To the Rescue! * Dance with Me * Today Is Thanksgiving! * Baby's First Library Animals * Baby's First Library ABC * Dance with Me * Maisy Goes to the Museum * Doctor Maisy * Maisy Goes Swimming * Look Out Below! * Little Critter: The Fall Festival * Dance with Me * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * Look Out Below! * Little Blue Truck * Uh Oh! Gotta Go! * Doctor Maisy * Maisy Goes Swimming * Maisy Goes Swimming * Doctor Maisy * Maisy at the Fair * Maisy's Morning on the Farm * Maisy Goes to the Museum * Dance with Me * Little Critter: The Fall Festival * Dora's Big Birthday Adventure * Dance with Me * Dance with Me * Dance with Me * Little Critter: The Fall Festival * Little Critter: The Fall Festival * Peppa Pig: Class Trip * DK Readers L2: The LEGO Movie: Awesome Adventures
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