How to Give Your Twins the Million Word Advantage

This is Are You a Cow by Sandra Boynton. It reminds readers that no matter who you are, it's great to be yourself.

This is Corduroy by Don Freeman. It's a heartwarming classic about a teddy bear and a child finding the friend they've longed for in one another.

This is Dinosaur Dance by Sandra Boynton. It encourages readers to groove along to the beat with dancing dinosaurs.

This is Franklin in the Dark by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark. It teaches children that although they may be afraid of something, they can seek help and overcome their fears.

This is Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd. It follows a bunny's bedtime routine as it winds down for the day by saying goodnight to all of the familiar sights in its bedroom.

This is Just Go to Bed by Mercer Mayer. It follows Little Critter's silly antics as he uses his imagination to wiggle his way out of bedtime.

This is Little Blue Truck by Alice Schertle and Jill McElmurry. Filled with truck sounds and animal noises, this story takes readers on a ride as they learn about kindness, respect, and the importance of coming together to help each other out.

This is Mortimer by Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko. It tells the story of a little boy who won't go to sleep and keeps his family up by singing his noisy (yet catchy) tune.

This is Never Touch a Dinosaur! by Rosie Greening and Stuart Lynch. It takes readers on a sensory journey, featuring different dinosaurs with silicone patterns and colors worked into the design and artwork of each page. You can read more about why we love the "Never Touch a" books, here.

This is On the Night You Were Born by Nancy Tillman. It celebrates each reader's individuality and all of the special and unique things that make them who they are.

This is One Elephant Went Out to Play by Sharon Hampson, Lois Lillienstein, Bram Morrison, and Qin Leng. It takes readers on a musical journey featuring a classic counting song and celebrates diversity and friendship.

This is The Berenstain Bears Go to the Doctor by Stan and Jan Berenstain. It helps introduce readers to the idea of going to the doctor by teaching them about what happens when they visit the doctor's office for a check-up.

This is The Jolly Postman or Other People's Letters by Janet and Allan Ahlberg. This beloved classic depicts letters written by characters from fairytales. Readers can interact with the book by removing the letters from the envelopes on each page to see what they say in their correspondence.

This is The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore and Barbara Reid. Moore's classic poem celebrates steadfast holiday traditions, while Reid's intricate plasticine artwork brings the illustrations to life.

This is The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig by Eugene Trivizas and Helen Oxenbury. This funny and delightful story offers a skewed version of the traditional tale. It follows the three, little wolves as they try to solve their frustrating encounters with the big, bad pig.

This is The Very Cranky Bear by Nick Bland. It follows four friends who decide to share what they have in order to try to cheer up someone who's been misunderstood because they are having a bad day and are in a grumpy mood.

This is The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. This childhood classic follows the food trail of a little caterpillar as it literally eats its way through the pages of the book to teach the reader about the stages of metamorphosis.

This is There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly! by Lucille Colandro and Jared Lee. You may never know why she swallowed that fly, but readers will certainly sing along as they make their way through page after page of catchy rhymes and silly illustrations.

This is Where's Spot? by Eric Hill. This classic lift-the-flap board book follows Sally the Dog as she searches around the house for her loveable son, Spot.

This is Where's the Snowman? by Ingela P. Arrhenius. This vibrant board book encourages readers to lift the colorful flaps to find out where each character is hiding and includes a fun surprise at the end.