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What would be 7 classic children’s books that kids today would still love? Needing some bedtime book ideas!
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Few things are more loved and remembered than the following 7 classic children’s books. 

1. The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein 

“Once there was a tree, and she loved a little boy.” 

This is the first line of a beautiful story of friendship and growing up. The little boy goes through his childhood and adulthood with the tree when he needs her until they sit together one last time. 

2. Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak 

Max is a rambunctious, unruly little boy sent to bed without supper because of his naughty behavior. When he dreams of sailing away from home, his imagination takes him to where the wild things are, and he becomes the king of the wild things. 

3. Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson 

Harold is an imaginative, creative kid with a magic purple crayon. With crayons in hand, he can draw and explore adventures straight from his imagination! 

4. Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown 

This is a classic story where everything deserves a goodnight before bedtime, especially the moon.

5. Curious George by Margaret Rey 

George is an orphaned little monkey until a Man with a Yellow Hat adopts him and brings him home to learn and live. Hijinks ensue! 

6. Corduroy by Don Freeman 

Corduroy is an adorable, lonely teddy bear, shelved in a toy store for a long time. One day, Lisa, a bright and sweet little girl, takes an interest in the teddy bear, but her mom notices that he’s missing a button. That night, Corduroy goes on a nighttime mission to find his button in hopes of being adopted when Lisa comes back the next day.   

7. The Lorax by Dr. Seuss 

The Lorax combines a fantasy world with real-life concerns and a message of hope and positivity. When the Once-ler chops down all of the trees to create his products, he makes a wasteland in the place of the forest. The Lorax, the Guardian of the Trees, abandons the Once-ler to live out in his life contemplative loneliness until he can find someone to right his wrongs. 
