THE 10 BEST ILLUSTRATED CHILDREN’S BOOKS OF 2021 ACCORDING TO THE NEW YORK TIMES/NY PUBLIC LIBRARY

The link to the original New York Times Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/12/bo... I mentioned the artist Henry Darger. You can look at his art and read more information about his person here: https://www.moma.org/artists/28600 Chapters: 0:00 Introduction THE BOTTOM THREE 3:53 10th Book 5:56 9th Book 7:23 8th Book TWO NIGHTTIME BOOKS 9:28 7th Book 11:46 6th Book TRAVEL/DAILY LIFE/SLICE OF LIFE BOOKS 12:30 5th Book 15:36 4th Book TOP THREE 17:01 3rd Book 19:46 2nd Book 22:36 1st Book 26:24 BYE! Books mentioned (arranged by the author's last name) 1) The Night Walk Written and illustrated by Marie Dorléans 2) It Fell From the Sky Written and illustrated by Terry Fan and Eric Fan 3) Keeping the City Going Written and illustrated by Brian Floca 4) The Little Wooden Robot and the Log Princess Written and illustrated by Tom Gauld 5) I Am the Subway Written and illustrated by Kim Hyo-eun Translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith 6) While You’re Sleeping Written by Mick Jackson Illustrated by John Broadley 7) Time Is a Flower Written and illustrated by Julie Morstad 8) ¡Vamos! Let’s Cross the Bridge Written and illustrated by Raúl the Third Colors by Elaine Bay 9) On the Other Side of the Forest Written by Nadine Robert Illustrated by Gérard DuBois 10) Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre Written by Carole Boston Weatherford Illustrated by Floyd Cooper Extra notes: I run a bookclub with David Wiley who you will find here:    / wileydavid1   Schedule for Homer's The Iliad December 1-7: Books 1-6 December 8-14: Books 7-12 December 15-21: Books 13-18 December 22-28: Books 19-24 Voxer name: ShellySwearingen If you'd like to find me on Voxer, send me a message and I'll add you to the group chat for the Eclectic Bookclub. Recent Uploads: Somewhere Over the Rainbow with AltoKeyMusic    • Altokeymusic DUET - SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAI...   December TBR    • DECEMBER TBR | REINDEER READATHON | WHAT'S...   Amuse me in my inbox - rachelle.e.swearingen (at) gmail.com Befriend me on Goodreads -  / shelly-swearingen   Chat with me on Voxer - ShellySwearingen Drop by on Instagram - Shellyish Children's books reviews, reviewer, booktube, booktuber, Art for kids, best books for children, best books for kids, best-illustrated picture books for kids, how to expose children to incredible art, how to raise an art snob, picture books that adults can enjoy as well, exploring the concept of being bored (boring or boredom), varied art styles, picture books every kid should read at least once, professional list, art inspiration, these books will be classics, classic children's books, books with fantastic art, textures galore, so much color that will make your eyes happy, neon, beautiful, flip through, detailed Discover the magic of beautiful picture books, with stunning selections chosen by esteemed institutions like The New York Times and the New York Public Library. These curated lists feature the most visually captivating and narratively rich picture books, offering a visual feast for young readers and adults alike. From vibrant illustrations that transport children into imaginative worlds to the thoughtful design that enhances storytelling, these books are masterpieces of both art and literature. Whether you're seeking educational titles or simply looking to explore works of exceptional beauty, the picture books handpicked by The New York Times and the New York Public Library offer a diverse range of themes, styles, and artistic techniques. These books not only captivate with their gorgeous visuals but also foster creativity, promote literacy, and inspire a love of reading. Perfect for collectors, educators, and families, these acclaimed picture books make a lasting impression and are an essential part of any bookshelf.