Caught Reading: Chicken Big
June 21, 2013 @ 12:23 pm | Filed under: Books, Picture Book Spotlight
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At 10:49 am
Leah H said:
I love picture books! I miss reading them now that my kids are teenagers. Is there a list somewhere of picture books that aren’t too babyish to read with teenagers?