BABY'S BOOKSHELF
He needed new clothes.
Who is the Emperor?
Native to tropical regions, this plant is synonymous with Hawaii.
What is the Hibiscus?
This nursery rhyme is about a famous bridge collapses.
What is 'London Bridge is Falling Down'
He does not like green eggs and ham.
Who is 'Sam I Am'?
She pricked her finger on an enchanted spinning wheel.
Who is Sleeping Beauty?
This famous plush rabbit who wanted to be real, was made of this.
What is Velveteen?
This carnivorous plant eats bugs.
What is a Venus Flytrap?
They couldn't put him back together.
Who is Humpty Dumpty?
He warned the kids about the Cat in the Hat.
Who is the fish?
Snow White was poisoned by an evil witch with this.
What is an Apple?
In Goodnight Moon, he is in a little green room tucked into bed.
What is a little bunny?
This ornamental vine blooms with a shock of vibrant color.
What is a Bougainvillea?
Their tails were cut off with a carving knife.
Who are the 'Three Blind Mice'
This is why the Grinch hated Christmas.
What is 'his heart was too small'
This is the occupation of the Seven Dwarfs off to work go.
What are Miners?
Antoine De Saint-Exupery wrote this beloved book about a boy who travels the universe.
What is 'The Little Prince'?
These large daisy-like flower's name sounds like domestic violence.
What is a Black-eyed Susan?
This macabre nursery rhyme is thought to be about the plague.
What is 'Ring Around the Rosies"
And to think he saw it on this street.
What is Mulberry Street?
These are the three building elements used by the Three Little Pigs.
What are Straw, Sticks, and Bricks?
Charlotte wrote "Some Pig" in her web to persuade the farmer let him live.
Who is Wilber?
This hardy green houseplant with sword-like leaves is named after one of your husband's parents.
What is a 'Mother-in-laws Tongue'?
This rhyme is about a pie made of blackbirds.
What is 'Sing a Song of Sixpence'
This book has Truffula Trees and Swomee-Swans.
What is 'The Lorax'
This diminutive fairy tale character encounters a toad, a beetle, a mouse, a mole, and a swallow.
Who is Thumbelina?