Picking Apples and Pumpkins by Amy Hutchings

Herrington It’s Fall!by Linda Glasser, illustrated by Susan Swan Leaves by David Ezra Stein My Autumn Bookby Wong Herbert Yee Sneeze, Big Bear Sneeze! By Maureen Write, illustrated by Will Hillenbrand Snowsong Whistlingby Karen Elisa Lotz ( Public Library/ Local Bookstore/ Amazon) Winter is Coming by Tony Johnston, illustrated by Jim LaMarche Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn by Kenard Pak Hocus Pocus, It’s Fall! by Anne Sibley O’Brien, illustrated by Susan Gal Wonderfallby Michael Hall Bella’s Fall Coat by Lynn Plourde, illustrated by Susan Galīooks about the autumn equinox (the official calendar start of the autumn season), the history of harvest celebrations, and stories inspired by the full moon in September and October known as “The Harvest Moon”. If you have a favorite title that isn’t on this list, please share in the comments below!īooks that include a variety of the season’s famous characteristics from leaves falling, to harvest season, to animals preparing for winter.Ī is for Autumnby Robert Maass Awesome Autumn by Bruce Goldstone Autumnblings by Douglas Florian Count Down to Fallby Fran Hawk Fall Leavesby Loretta Holland, illustrated by Elly MacKay Fall Mixed Up by Bob Raczka, illustrated by Chad Cameron Four Friends in Autumn by Tomie dePaola How Do You Know It’s Fall? by Lisa M. At the bottom of the list are books especially fun for babies and toddlers to read (although big kids will enjoy them too!).

There are a handful of lesser known titles on this list as well as some tried and true, familiar, fall-time stories you and yours will want to read again and again and again. Inspired by the season, below is a list of favorite children’s books about fall to share with you and yours throughout this festive time of year. Autumn in our home is grabbing a quilt, a cup of warm apple cider, and stack of books to read on the porch during a crisp autumn morning.

Picking Apples and Pumpkins by Amy Hutchings