New Reading Books at the Five J's MightyBookJr.com Reading Station

I just swapped out the book selection at the Five J's MightyBookJr.com Reading Station. Your kids can choose from 12 new books to read for free online, many of which this time are songs.

And don't forget, if you want access to MightyBookJr.com's full library of over 900 animated story books, FiveJ's.com readers get 80% off a subscription to MightyBookJr.com.

New Book Selections

• Modern Day Fairy Tales — an updated version of nine classic fairy tales, written by kids from 6 to 12. Modern Day Fairy Tales includes "Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks", "Humpty Dumpty", "Bye Baby Bunting", "Little Miss Muffet", "Kary be Nimble", "The Gingerbread Man", "Sleeping Ugly", "Jack and Jill", and "What Did She Do?"
  
• Aesop Fables (Vol 2) — includes "Belling the Cat", "The Wolf and the Kid", "The Fox and the Leopard", "The Eagle and the Beetle", "The Donkey and the Wolf", and "The City Mouse and the Country Mouse".
  
• The Tale of Benjamin Bunny by Beatrix Potter — Benjamin Bunny helps Peter Rabbit reclaim his coat and shoes from Mr. McGregor's garden.
  
• Fabulous Frogs — an information-packed non-fiction book about the frogs of the world.
  
• Balancing Elephants — a classic song about counting elephants that are standing around on a spider web.
  
• Dinner with Gopher —a little song and dance about that gopher and a snake, with a catchy tune filled with bounce and bubble.
  
• Days of the Week — a catchy little song that helps children remember the sequence of the days and their relationship to a week.
  
• The Lion & the Mouse — a condensed version of a classic Aesop fable with the moral: Even the smallest of goods deeds is rewarded.
  
• Pexi Has a Question: What are cloud? — Pexi is disappointed to learn that clouds have no taste.
  
• Rub a Dub Dub — a twist on the classic nursery rhyme, "Rub a Dub Dub".
  
• Where Would You Fly? — a whimsical song about wishing you could fly anywhere you wanted to.
  
• A Home for Every Creature — a fun song about different kinds of animals and their habitats.

You are always welcome to visit the Reading Station and watch/read the books for free. However, if you choose to subscribe to MightyBookJr.com for full access to their library, your subscription helps support this site.