Animals As Characters in Children's Books - Top 10 Classic Examples for Kids

Precious childhood memories in high school, there are children's book with animal characters in them. Preschool and the early years of Peter Rabbit and other fine animal Beatrice Potter characters Winnie the Pooh and his friends. Busy Busy city gives us a lot of animals and a worm or two who live and work like us, ordinary people, the Little Bear books that our wonderful young innocent represented by live animals and storybooks complete Small critter they are wonderful stories covering the ups and downs of the lives of young people with the characters that I think are kind of guinea pig, I love them! For some children more than we have in Charlotte, which is full of imagination and friendship. I think all of us of ourselves as more and more books animal characters think when we left primary school, but I have some suggestions are for older children or even adults who might surprise you. The Golden Compass is a great story and will have many animal characters in it and a larger than life, which is a polar bear. The Jungle Book has been around a long time and most people think of it in the way Disney but Rudy Kipling wrote a long time and is really more of at least one environmental book quality if n is not everything the way through high school. A book that has been somewhat forgotten today is Uncle Remus, the author uses animals to tell stories and make several deep observations. The language is a bit difficult for young readers and perhaps the deepest points could be lost if not read to them and therefore this book would be too explains to readers of middle school or high quality. The last book on my list is Gulliver's Travels and yes most of us think of when we think of the Lilliputians of Gulliver's Travels and you may wonder where the characters are animals. The last place went to Gulliver on his travels is a place where horses are the advanced race who are in charge of everything. He thinks he is the most perfect person who ever met and wants to live with them forever, but is not allowed because it is not as good as them. This book was actually written for adults and has many social meanings dealing with other ness and acceptance. It can and has been modified for young readers, but it was written in hopes of helping people see that differences can make a better society or may be worse depending on how these differences are handled. • Peter Rabbit by Beatrice Potter • Little Critter by Mercer Mayer • Little Bear by Elsa Homeland Mina • Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milne • Busy Busy Town by Richard Carry • Charlotte's Web by E. B. White • The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman • The Jungle Book by Rudy Kipling • Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris • Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift I have not included an animal character in one of my stories, but as you may have guessed, I'm thinking ... writeabook11.blogspot.com