January 2022 Book Reading List

What an interesting month January was reading-wise. For the first time in her 24 months of existence, I read more books to my daughter than to my son.

In fact I read 38 different books to my daughter - compared to only 17 books to my son.

I also finished one book for me.

Books I Read to My Children

Books I Read to My Son

Here are the 17 books I read to my son:

• Are You My Mother?
• Bright Baby Colors ABC Numbers
• Frog in the Kitchen Sink
• Goodnight Gorilla
• Hair Love
• Kisses for Daddy
• Milo’s Hat Trick
• My Big Girl Undies
• Nothing-to-Do Puppy
• Once Upon a Potty
• The Christmas Gingerbread Man
• The Kids Picture Show Vehicles
• The Pout Pout Fish
• The Sneetches and Other Stories by Dr. Seuss
• The Story of the Ten Commandments
• Tiny the Snow Dog
• Touch and Feel Wild Animals

Books I Read to My Daughter

And here are the 38 books I read to my daughter:

• A Little Goodnight Book
• A Special Place for Santa
• Baby Goofy Catches a Fish
• Biscuit’s Day at the Farm
• Bright Baby Colors
• Bright Baby Colors ABC Numbers
• Calliou No More Diapers
• Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood I Love You, Dad
• Fisher-Price Little People Christmastime is Here!
• Five Little Monkeys
• Freckles & Willie
• Good Night, Little Dragons
• Goodnight Gorilla
• Grover’s Guessing Game About Animals
• Hair Love
• Happy Baby Colors
• How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
• I Love You A Rebus Poem
• Kisses for Daddy
• Let’s Go Potty, Elmo!
• Minnie and the Lost Unicorn
• My Big Girl Undies
• My Christmas Stocking
• Once Upon a Potty
• Peppa and the Muddy Moon Puddles
• Press Here
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• Sesame Street Let’s Learn About Reptiles
• Sleep All Day, Play All Night
• Spot Loves His Daddy
• The Kids Picture Show Vehicles
• The Polar Express
• The Story of the Ten Commandments
• There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell!
• Tiny the Snow Dog
• Tommy Nelson A Christmas A B C
• Touch and Feel Wild Animals
• Where? Slide N’ Peek

The Book I Read for Me

In January I finished The Fellowship of the Ring.

I’ve never read the Lord of the Rings series - although I have read The Hobbit. I felt that, after finishing Harry Potty for the first time in the past few months, I needed to read more “classic” fantasy that I’ve never read.

The edition I’m reading my wife bought in Brazil many years ago when she was there for a college trip. It is in English (I don’t speak - or read - Portuguese) - but in British English, not American English. In other words, color is spelled colour. Not a big deal.

I’ll be finishing the next two books in the series - which are all considered one novel - over the next few months. Interjected with a bit on nonfiction between each, of course.