Children of three or four years old are like a blank sheet of paper, full of curiosity about the world. They have been trained to read since childhood, making reading a pleasure in children's lives. However, they shouldn't read books indiscriminately. It's best not to read messy books. Choosing books is a process of gold panning in the desert. For example, children of this age can choose picture books that suit them, such as How Lucky Today, David Going to School and so on. Children's time cannot be wasted.

You can choose excellent classic picture books, which makes it easier to cultivate children's hobbies and the ability to distinguish truth, goodness and beauty. Classic books are repeatedly selected by some education experts from hundreds or even thousands of books suitable for this age group. Choosing a picture book suitable for three and a half-year-old children, the first choice is to entertain and educate, attract children to read, and make parents and children feel happy after reading. Through these picture books, they can continue reading and enjoy reading.

Cultivating children's reading also needs parents' company, which can improve their enthusiasm for reading. Parents who insist on reading to their children can choose according to their children's personality. Parent-child reading focuses on children, children are interested in the content, and then adults cooperate with reading. When buying picture books, you should take your children to the library or bookstore, let them participate in the choice, give them some room to choose, let them find their favorite books, and adults should help the staff.

The content of the picture book should not be too complicated, and the dialogue must be simple and straightforward. The combination of words and pictures can improve children's cognition of this book. Children over three years old have just entered kindergarten and a brand-new place, and have begun to distinguish between likes and dislikes in communication with the outside world, so that children will have a sense of identity with the characters in picture books. For example, Willie, a coward, can give it to introverted and timid children, so that children will be inspired and strengthen their courage.