Picture books for older children:

Beware of the Big Wild Wolf

Reason for the list: to open up new perspectives on classic fairy tale reading, and to cultivate children's good habits of independent thinking. Beware of the Big Wild Wolf won the Kate Greenaway Award, the British Smart Book Award, and was specially recommended by the New York Times.

Every time he listens to a bedtime story, the little boy, Herb, asks his mom to take the book away because he is afraid of the big wild wolf in the storybook. But on this night, mom forgets. So the big wolf and the little wolf in the storybook run out and want to eat Herb, and a tense plot unfolds.

2. "How are you so lucky today"

Reasons for the list: the colors are harmonious and warm, and the whole book is full of peaceful atmosphere, which makes people in a happy mood; from the children's point of view, it is full of childish creativity with childish drawings, which is very interesting; the repetitive plots allow children to find the pleasure of reading

In the story, Ulu, the wolf, wants to share an amazing discovery with his companions, but because of a misunderstanding between the wolf and his companions, he has to go out of his way to eat Herb. In the story, Ulu the wolf wants to share an amazing discovery with his companions, but because of forgetfulness and distraction, he repeatedly forgets the "business"...

3. "Some Days I Especially Like My Dad"

Reason for the list: Dads give children not only warmth and dependence, but also more humor, freedom and courage.

A book that makes children love their dads more, fills dads with pride, and takes father-child interaction a step further! Interestingly, each page of the book depicts a different animal image to depict the father and son getting along with each other: the father rabbit plants vegetables with his child, the father ostrich plays the guitar for his child to listen to, and the father ant buys marshmallows for his child to eat. ...... The witty animal images and rich details of the pictures add to the fun of reading.

4. The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac

Reason for the list: children's literature translation master Mr. Ren Solu, the old Mr. translation, reinterpretation of China's ancient traditional classic legend stories, promote traditional Chinese culture.

Where do the twelve Chinese zodiac signs in traditional Chinese culture come from? This picture book answers this question in a special way for children. It is said that back in the day, the Jade Emperor held a competition for animals to cross the river, and the animals that made it to the top 12 would get a special reward, which was to name a year after themselves. With this great temptation, many animals joined the contest.

5. "Pepper Pumpkin Soup"

Reason for the list: A hilarious and heart-wrenching story, a lively and entertaining safety education book.

Because they want to make pumpkin soup, but they find that there is no salt, the cat, the duck, and the squirrel decide to go to the city to buy salt, but the capricious and mischievous duck keeps thinking about adding a little bit more pepper to the soup. It's his first time in the city, and he's very excited and a little nervous, and when he stops in front of a pepper store, he forgets all about his pals' admonitions, and when he comes back to his senses, he realizes that he's lost.