If you don't read to your child, your child will not be reading to you...

...and that may not seem like a big deal until you're stuck in a nursing home, pleading to see your grandchildren.

Here is a short list that includes a few of the best children's books of all time.

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery - this deluxe pop up edition is honestly as close to an heirloom children's book as it gets.
Arlene Sardine by Chris Raschka - this book is informative and breaches the subject of death non-chalantly.
Dr. DeSoto by William Steig - so it's about a world famous mouse dentist and it delivers.
Skippy John Jones by Judy Schachner - It's about a cat that thinks it's a Chihuhua,  or at least fantasizes about being one.
Madeline by Ludwig Bermelans - About the eponymous little french girl, raised by nuns.
Anything by Roald Dahl - they're all good.

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To your future son once he's all grown up,

You're welcome.