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1. GOODNIGHT MOON (board book)
by Margaret Wise Brown
illustrated by Clement Hurd
HarperCollins, 1947, board book, 1991
ISBN: 0694003611

When Margaret Wise Brown first saw GOODNIGHT MOON published half a century ago,
she said she hoped to create the first book for toddlers based on their real lives rather
than fantasy. In doing so, she opened the door to truth, even for very young readers.

2. BROWN BEAR, BROWN BEAR, WHAT DO YOU SEE? 
by Bill Martin, Jr.
illustrated by Eric Carle
Henry Holt, 1967, board book, 1996
ISBN: 0805047905

A group of colorful animals parade across the pages, in time with Bill
Martin's rhythmic text.

3. THE BABY'S CATALOGUE
by Janet Ahlberg and Allan Ahlberg
Little, Brown & Company, 1986
ISBN: 0316020389

Familiar images of baby life, drawn with warmth and bright enthusiasm.

4. THE SNOWY DAY (board book)
by Ezra Jack Keats
Viking, 1962, board book, 1996
ISBN: 0670867330

Stunning Caldecott winner about a boy's adventure on a crisp,
snowy day. This was the first picture book to feature a young African American character.

5. I SEE (board book)
by Rachel Isadora
Greenwillow, 1985, board book, 1991
ISBN: 0688105238

A baby responds to everything she sees.

6. BIG RED BARN (board book)
by Margaret Wise Brown
illustrated by Felicia Bond
HarperFestival, 1995
ISBN: 0694006246

Animals describe their day-to-day life, out on a country farm.

7. PAT THE BUNNY
by Dorothy Kunhardt
Golden, 1940
ISBN: 0307120007

Rare is the toddler who hasn't stroked the snowy fur of Dorothy
Kunhardt's bunny. So common is the sweet little book, in homes,
preschools and libraries, the experience simply seems universal.

8. DR. SEUSS' ABC (board book)
by Dr. Seuss
Random House, 1966, board book, 1997
ISBN: 0394800303

When Random House reformatted Dr. Seuss's ABC's in 1997 as a little
board book, the transition couldn't have been more natural. It makes
learning the ABC's as natural as, well, ABC.

9. HOP ON POP (board book)
by Dr. Seuss
Random House, 1966, board book, 1997
ISBN: 039480029X

Learning the joy of rhyme was never more fun than in Dr. Seuss's classic
HOP ON POP. Silly became an art form through the words of Theodor
Geisel and books like HOP ON POP.

10. RICHARD SCARRY'S BEST WORD BOOK EVER
by Richard Scarry
Golden, 1963
ISBN: 0307155102

Lowly Worm, Huckle Cat, Mr. Frumble and the other favorite animal
characters from Richard Scarry's world introduce toddlers to the names
of everyday objects.