If there is one thing you learn quickly as an aunt (and I assume as a parent) it’s that when you buy a book for a little kid, you are going to be the one reading it over (and over, and over). So sorry Dr. Seuss but I do not enjoy a 28 page tongue-tied riddle. With the world’s cutest 2 and 5 year old niece and nephew, I’ve invested countless hours researching the best books for toddlers that are super fun for both the kiddos and adults to read (over and over). All of the books on this list I love to read with my niece and nephew, and my nephew can even read them to me now which is the gift that keeps on giving. I would definitely recommend any of these books for kids ages 2-5, or just for any adult whose going to be reading them on repeat.
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Welcome to The Salted Cookie! I’m Becca, a Boston-based business consultant by day and a baking ninja in my free time. If you are a lover of all things sweet and salty, you’ve come to the right place.
