Are there any storytelling or English reading materials suitable for 2‑year-olds? (Here’s a tip…)

   
A friend online read my post about lis­ten­ing to sto­ry­telling or read­ing Eng­lish with chil­dren and asked if there were any sto­ry­telling books (prefer­ably with a table of con­tents) or Eng­lish read­ing mate­ri­als suit­able for chil­dren aged 1 year and 10 months. My response was as fol­lows:

What is suit­able for chil­dren?
Pic­ture book? Or non-pic­ture book?
Bilin­gual? Or a pure native speak­er?
Fairy tale? Or not?
Pop­u­lar sci­ence? Or does it not nec­es­sar­i­ly have to be pop­u­lar sci­ence?
Plain text? Or not nec­es­sar­i­ly plain text?
Ping­shu? Radio chil­dren’s sto­ries? Ser­i­al nov­els? …
As chil­dren grow up, there will be many more ques­tions like this.
There are many ways to solve this kind of prob­lem, but there is only one real secret.
Adults should ask them­selves: Do I like it? Do I like it enough to share it with my chil­dren?
Do it if you like it, do it if it’s con­ve­nient.
The impor­tant thing about par­ent-child read­ing is shar­ing the act itself with your chil­dren.
What con­tent is best? What­ev­er makes both par­ties feel the most enjoy­able.
That’s all.