Welcome to vote for the 10 best children’s books of 2010

    The book­worm A cer­tain crooked poem prais­es:
   
Sum­mer goes and autumn comes, the grains ripen, and the tur­bid and clear, the cold and the warm know each oth­er.
   
Flow­ers bloom and fall with the wind, and it’s time to vote again. 
   
Wel­come every­one, join us in select­ing the 10 best chil­dren’s books of 2010 (focus­ing on ages 0–8). This year’s win­ner is entire­ly up to you!
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The Red Mud Chil­dren’s Book Rank­ings are now in their 6th year! If you’re a par­ent who loves read­ing to your chil­dren, don’t miss this oppor­tu­ni­ty to get a free copy of these won­der­ful books, worth thou­sands of dol­lars! Vot­ing is open again for the 2010 Chil­dren’s Book Rank­ings. (Dead­line:Octo­ber 20, 2010) 
The fol­low­ing is “2010 Top 10 Chil­dren’s Books Short­list­ed“Spe­cial top­ic andRed mud vot­ing sta­tionLink:

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Appen­dix:Top 10 chil­dren’s books from 2005 to 2009 /
Par­ents must read the par­ent­ing web­site vot­ing win­dow 
 

[High­lights of the 2010 Nom­i­nees]
   
With the increas­ing pro­mo­tion of pic­ture books in recent years, read­ers’ tastes have become increas­ing­ly sophis­ti­cat­ed, and their read­ing needs have become more diverse. Peo­ple are increas­ing­ly look­ing for­ward to the devel­op­ment of orig­i­nal Chi­nese pic­ture books, and many peo­ple are mak­ing stren­u­ous efforts to achieve this. The “Sec­ond Chi­nese Pic­ture Book Forum” held not long ago in Shang­hai brought togeth­er many inter­est­ed friends from across Tai­wan, Main­land Chi­na, and Hong Kong for a won­der­ful exchange and shar­ing.Videos of speech­es and inter­views from this forum are avail­able online »»
   
The biggest dif­fer­ence between the 2010 Top 10 final­ists and pre­vi­ous years lies in the over­all pres­ence of Chi­nese-lan­guage orig­i­nal pic­ture books, sur­pass­ing pre­vi­ous years and demon­strat­ing encour­ag­ing momen­tum. How­ev­er, we also clear­ly see that these works still lag far behind the West­ern pic­ture books that have led the way for over a cen­tu­ry. How­ev­er, we hope that through our atten­tion, crit­i­cism, encour­age­ment, and sup­port, we can help orig­i­nal pic­ture books grow.

But­ter­fly Pea Flower
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Wild Child Pic­ture Book Series (6 vol­umes)
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Open the wings of poet­ry
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nightin­gale
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Can ponds real­ly per­form mag­ic?
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Cute Ani­mal Gym­nas­tics
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Pray for rain
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“When I Was Young” Orig­i­nal Pic­ture Book
Com­bi­na­tion of 4 books
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6‑volume set of “Good Baby at Home” series
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Good­bye, Lit­tle Woods
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Gifts for the Year of the Tiger: Paint­ings of the Tiger
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Mimi says no
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