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Recommended bibliography for reading first-year picture books
The recommended bibliography for reading first-grade picture books is as follows:

1. The book Butterfly and Pea Flowers contains 20 children's poems by famous modern and contemporary poets in China. Poetry is short and pithy, which accords with children's age characteristics and thinking characteristics. It embodies children's observation and imagination of nature and life, and is full of childlike innocence.

2. I followed the hero boy into the forest, and we entered the fantasy world with him. Animals appeared one after another, lined up and walked behind the boy. They also had picnics and played games together, and the atmosphere was harmonious and warm. Until the appearance of his father, he brought the boy out of his fantasy and returned to the real world. He is also looking forward to seeing his animal friends again.

The style of this book is simple and meaningful, which shows the author's love for animals and in-depth communication with nature.

3. The book Deep in the Jungle (Little Barno Save Mom) is accompanied by a folded picture of the natural landscape in Africa. The combination of words and pictures, from the depths of the rainforest to the savanna, slowly unfolded a natural landscape of Central Africa, leading readers to step into it and know the magical animals and plants living in it.

4. The little girl in the story "Play with Me" walked on the grass and invited small animals to play with her one after another, but every time she invited them, the animals left until she sat quietly on the stone, and something unexpected happened-the small animals came back!

With seemingly simple stories, this book tells the story of how people get along with nature, and won the Cadillac Silver Award of the United States in 1956 and the Outstanding Works Award of the International Andersen Literature Award in 1956. ?

5. Artie and Julie This is a great book. Once opened, it will make people shine. The whole children's book subverts the tradition in both illustration layout and story structure. In the fairy tale world, it should be full of infinite fantasy. Who says lions and rabbits can't be good friends?