Stuffed Animals
Many children's books now have a stuffed animal of their main character. These animals or "stuffies" as they are often referred to can be incorporated into book displays.
Curious George has actually had various stuffed versions for years. Make sure to place stuffies on shelves that are closer to the ground as you don't want little ones climbing up and hurting themselves to reach an exciting toy.
The mouse from Laura Numeroff's If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is also a classic. His homemade cookies and milk allow children to act out a scene from the story.
Elephant and Piggie are much newer but no less beloved by children.
I am a longtime booklover and have many memories of my own mother's bookshelves. They were filled almost exclusively with books, which I read regardless of age appropriateness or content. I live in Sherwood Park with my husband, 4 children, and pet gecko.
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Stuffed Animals
Many children's books now have a stuffed animal of their main character. These animals or "stuffies" as they are often referre...
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There are several reasons for creating book displays. In libraries and schools, they can showcase new materials and help create interest in ... -
Many children's books now have a stuffed animal of their main character. These animals or "stuffies" as they are often referre...
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