Shruti, you have some great suggestions here, so this might seem repetitive, but the key is not the books you read, but how you read them. Be animated, alive, exaggerate and be dramatic. Use a sing song voice with lots of intonation. Books with bigger, brighter pictures and flaps etc are more fun for kids too. Eric Carle, Nick Sharrat, Margaret Wise Brown etc are fun for kids at this age. Nursery rhymes and sounds are also a great way to expose your child to language in a fun way! Hope this helps.

Show him books with big and attractive picture. Touch and feel books are fun for kids at this age. I used to read a lot if picture books with two or three words in each page. You have to act and be melodramatic while reading to increase their interest.

hungry cater pillar, peek a book touch and feel or any bright board books with less words and more colourful <u>pictures</u>

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