The best children's books are written by authors who know how to entertain, surprise, and engage
readers while teaching us timeless lessons about life whether you're 5 or 55 and counting
the best children's authors can show you friendship, bravery, and adventure in ways that are imaginative
and uniquely memorable in no particular order here are the top 10 most notable children's
authors number 10 Margaret Wise Brown once there was a little bunny who wanted to run
away so he said to his mother I am running away if you run away said his mother I will
run after you number 9 E.B. White it's a beautiful medal Wilbur and you deserve it are you alright
Charlotte you don't sound like yourself I'm a little tired perhaps but I feel peaceful
your success today was to a small degree my success number 8 Judy Blume in my house reading
was something to be cherished I mean my parents were both readers they didn't know a lot about
education but they knew how important it was to read and they never would have said to
me we don't want you to read this book because it was a good thing to read and all of the
books on the shelves in my house were available to me number 7 Laura Numeroff if you give
a mouse a cookie he's going to ask for a glass of milk when you give him the milk he'll probably
ask you for a straw number 6 Beatrix Potter I have not seen many rabbits moping but when
they do their ears droop Peter Rabbit was in low spirits number 5 Eric Carle in the
light of the moon a little egg lay on a leaf one Sunday morning the warm sun came up and
pop out of the egg came a tiny and very hungry caterpillar number 4 Shel Silverstein I am
too big to climb and play said the boy I want to buy things and have fun I want some money
can you give me some money I'm sorry said the tree but I have no money I have only leaves
and apples before we reveal our final 3 authors here are a few honorable mentions *music plays*
number 3 Maurice Sendak the night Max wore his wolf suit and made mischief of one kind
and another number 2 Roald Dahl come with me and you'll be in a world of pure imagination take a look
and you'll see into your imagination number 1 Dr. Seuss what you doin' in my tree stump
buddy your tree stump your tree stump Mr. I am the Lorax I speak for the forget it I
don't really need the stump you can have it little fellow want to know more about how
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