Picture books for preschoolers: rhymes, clever animals, big feelings and classic stories to read aloud. Every book here is in the Tori catalog, and each line says why it fits.
Max sails to the land of the wild things and becomes their king.
A tree gives everything she has to the boy she loves.
The smallest, bravest girl in a Paris boarding school has an adventure at night.
Mr. and Mrs. Mallard look for a safe home and walk their ducklings through Boston.
Baby Llama gets cranky in the store when Mama says it is time to go.
A tall cat in a hat turns a rainy afternoon into chaos and puts it all back.
Sam-I-Am keeps asking whether you would like green eggs and ham.
A clever mouse invents a monster to stay safe in the woods, then meets him.
A witch keeps making room on her broom for new friends.
One cookie leads a mouse to ask for milk, a straw, and a whole afternoon of chores.
A curious little monkey is taken to the city and finds trouble everywhere.
A naughty little rabbit squeezes under the gate into Mr. McGregor’s garden.
A spider spins her web while the farm animals invite her to play.
A grandmother’s magic pasta pot overflows when her helper uses it.
Duncan’s crayons send letters explaining what they will no longer do.
A pigeon tries every trick to get you to hand over the bus.
A boy draws his own world with one purple crayon, and it comes true.