Junie B. Jones books. All of them. Why would I want my child to think bad grammar is ok? I found myself correcting it when I read it to her.

Most of them.

Skippy Jon Jones - UGH
Goodnight moon - SO CREEPY

Everyone Poops....crappy ending

Love You Forever
The Giving Tree
The Rainbow Fish
(for reasons of promoting poor boundaries)

The Barbar series
(racism)

Every single skippy Jon Jones book.

Anonymous wrote:Doggies by Sandra Boynton. And Guess How Much I Love You.

Oh my gosh, I LOVED this book when my son was little. We read it multiple times a night. So cute to hear him make the doggy sounds and giggle at the cat.

I Stink and the other book by the same author.

They are sooooo bad. Just crappy pictures and crappy writing.

This isn't a specific book, but I hate a choice children's books authors sometimes make: to have the book itself pictured in the book.

Like in Hush, Polar Bear, the bear is flying all around and then lands in the girl's bed next to the same Hush, Polar Bear that you are reading. It's like a mirror inside a mirror and it drives me crazy!

One of my fave recent books, A Very Late Story does this and it annoys me too, but the rest of the book is really lovely so I allow it on that case.

Anonymous wrote:Skippyjohnjones - full of totally cringe fractured Spanglish

Oh my gosh I know!

The Giving Tree
Rainbow Fish
Daddy get me the moon or whatever it’s called

Anonymous wrote:The book where the pretty fish has to give all his scales away just to have (ie, buy) friends.

Yes! DS was given that as a gift and I read it once and tossed it.

“Daddy doesn’t live here anymore” by Betty Boegehold and Bernice Berk. Every time I read this to DS, he cries.

Anonymous wrote:Skippyjohnjones - full of totally cringe fractured Spanglish

I had completely blocked this from my mind but this is the actual worse.

Doggies by Sandra Boynton. And Guess How Much I Love You.