Get Ready For Spring With These Warm-Weather Reads

Following a snow-filled Winter (sound familiar?), a boy and his dog decide they are ready for Spring. Find out how they welcome the season in And Then It's Spring ($13, originally $17).

Beautiful pictures and descriptive writing teach kids just how much you can do with the color Green ($13, originally $17).

Everyone love the tale of The Very Hungry Caterpillar ($20) who chews his way to becoming a beautiful butterfly.

Filled with fun rhymes and colorful illustrations, Hurray For Spring ($11, originally $16) is the perfect book to welcome warm weather.

Academy Award-winner Jessica Lange wrote and took the photos for It's About a Little Bird ($11, originally $17), which follows two girls during a trip to their grandmother's farm.

Forget Old MacDonald and his farm! Jo MacDonald Had a Garden ($9) teaches kids how butterflies, bumblebees, and birds work together to make a garden grow.

In Listen to the Rain ($14, originally $18), children learn how a sudden storm can be a thing of beauty.

Make Way For Ducklings ($11, originally $19) is classic read about Spring's most adorable mascot.

Famous for her Winter reads, Jan Brett's Mossy ($14, originally $18) follows a turtle who becomes separated from her family and friends.

Let kids enjoy the Mud ($7) without getting the whole house dirty!

Kids learn a valuable lesson in The Tale of Peter Rabbit ($7) — always listen to your mother.

Planting a Rainbow ($8) is an entertaining and educational read, teaching children all the steps that go into helping a flower bloom.

Perfect for bedtime, Spring: An Alphabet Acrostic ($4) includes 26 short poems about the most beautiful time of year.

Mole can tell that Spring Is Here ($7), but will he able to wake Bear out of his deep slumber?

In The Windy Day ($5), little ones will learn the science behind trees blowing in the breeze and kites sailing through the sky.