68. Patience, Miyuki
Miyuki returns! In a slightly more complex story wherein she learns to be a little more patient and makes friends with a flower
So beautiful
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68. Patience, Miyuki
Miyuki returns! In a slightly more complex story wherein she learns to be a little more patient and makes friends with a flower
So beautiful
pic.twitter.com/t9X4CNwabv
69. Dragons Dragons Somewhat older appreciate Eric Carle, a Beastiary of legendary and fantastic creatures and Gods Described by literary excerpts worthy of the renowned poor devil of a sub-subpic.twitter.com/MTxV48reLS
70. Homer I found these fellas at a reasonable price. I'd say they're elementary appropriate--stories are probably a little long for preschoolers. Thoroughly illustrated but maybe not an early childhood aesthetic. Still I appreciate the work and it had me thinking about Mythpic.twitter.com/aHE2Sl5QOy
71. Stories from the History of Rome
This book slaps so fucking hard. Get this book.
Check the preface (3d image) for background. Stories are crisp legible and engaging.
Recommended by someone--@PereGrimmer?
Thanks whoever it was! Children should learn these stories.pic.twitter.com/ebrU11ngdg
72. Rosalie I was looking for some more Girl-coded books and found this one Really more early-elementary but it is beautifully written (with my Kind of typography and writing Conventions) and illustrated It is a paean to Female Friendship and virtue Recommendpic.twitter.com/sYp5QzUW2Y
73. Snow and Rose Snow White and Rose Red, of course this is not the same fairy tale as the one with the dwarves This is maybe second or third grade level, it is longer than I had expected I did not read it but nevertheless I assume it is very goodpic.twitter.com/y6I6SLtwBF
74. Moominbooks Your children will need a firm moral grounding compatible with the future Anarchic world order and this is the path to such an outcome Charming, mischievous, full of love, there is a reason everyone has a Snufkin avipic.twitter.com/62xPTSyd1D
75. The tale of tsar Saltan, of his son, the glorious and mighty knight prince Guidon Saltanovich, and of the fair Swan-princess
Just what it says on the tin
I mean it's translated Pushkin illustrated by Bilibin so
sucks it's long out of print
may have been USSR propagandapic.twitter.com/OucFxQjGHg
76. City, Pyramid, Castle, Cathedral
Line drawings of the construction of mighty works
Easily understandable by young grade schoolers
History and engineering
I love these they are wonderful and I wish I'd had them growing up
Go with the black + white
ht @halvorz and otherspic.twitter.com/v97bMdi03q
These had corresponding TV programs (on PBS I think) that were live video version of the information in the book, presented by the author, interspersed with a cartoon fictional tale from about the topic. One of my favorites as a kid
oh COOL
@selentelechia
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9K7Yds8bWz4#menu …. Looks like they may be on YouTube if you are interested
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