Celebrate mom with these books

Gina Asprocolas  //  May 11, 2018

Celebrate mom with these books

Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 13. We've put together a book list featuring some mom-themed titles to help you celebrate the moms and mother figures in your life!

Have a happy Mother's Day weekend, readers!

Bunny's Staycation
by Lori Richmond (Picture Book)

Mama's suitcase is packed for an important business trip. But it's Mama's turn to read bedtime stories! Bunny does not like Mama leaving one bit. If he can just figure out how to keep her home...or maybe he can go with her! But Papa and Bunny have a better idea. They set off on a grand adventure... in the living room. And kitchen. And bathtub.

Bunny's Staycation is the perfect book for every family with travel-for-work Mamas or Papas. Kids and parents will laugh, cheer, and celebrate the wonders — and happy challenges — faced by families who are juggling the joys of stay-at-home fun and business trips.

Are You My Mommy?
by Joyce Wan (Picture Book)

Join an adorable little bunny on the search for Mommy all around the farm yard. Each spread includes cleverly imagined die-cuts to help readers guess what animal the bunny might encounter next!

With Joyce's iconic and adorable illustrations, this is an irresistible story for mommies and babies to read again and again!

Are You My Cuddle Bunny?
by Sandra Magsamen (Picture Book)

Do you know I love you honey? You are my sweet cuddle bunny!

Cuddling is for anytime in this adorable novelty board book featuring a mama and baby bunny! With huggable felt bunny ears and arms on the front cover, and bold, graphic art on every page, combined with Sandra's warm and reassuring message of love, this is the perfect book for snuggling up with your own cuddle bunny and letting them know how much they are treasured.

Unbecoming
by Jenny Downham (YA)

Katie's life is falling apart; her best friend thinks she's a freak, her mother, Caroline, controls every aspect of her life, and her estranged grandmother, Mary, appears as if out of nowhere. Mary has dementia and needs lots of care, and when Katie starts putting together Mary's life story, secrets and lies are uncovered: Mary's illegitimate baby, her zest for life and freedom and men; the way she lived her life to the full yet suffered huge sacrifices along the way.

As the relationship between Mary and Caroline is explored, Katie begins to understand her own mother's behavior, and from that insight, the terrors about her sexuality, her future, and her younger brother are all put into perspective.

A vivid and exhilarating celebration of family, identity, life and, ultimately, love.