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Is there a good children book you would recommend ?

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hmm below the age of 6 :)

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A good childrens book would be the David books. THere is one that is called David goes to school. The name of the author is David Shannon. My neice and nephews really like his books.I would recommend these books to anyone.
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James and the Giant Peach
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The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein has always been my favorite children's book. However, I'm not so sure what age group or length you're looking for.
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Rolly Polly Puppy was my favorite

Dr. Suess is fun for kids
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Ahoy Pirate Pete

Once Upon A Time

Both by Nick Sharratt.
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The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair - Enid Blyton.
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Brown Bear, Brown Bear and

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

I am a PreK teacher and my students love those books!
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If You Give A Mouse A Cookie..... and...... If You Give A Pig A Pancake!!!
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green eggs and ham, its a classic,& sam i am
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"Cat in the Hat" or "d**k and Jane (and Tip, the dog)".
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The Lorax by Dr. Seuss.

The Boy of the Three Year Nap.

Julius, the boy of the world.

The Runaway Bunny.
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The Little Prince.
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I've been a teacher's assistant for 22 years and there are so many wonderful books out that I don't know where to start, but I will try. My favorites are, Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, Are You My Mother, The Grouchy Ladybug and Is Your Mama a Llama. I know you only asked for one, but I do love reading to children.
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The Pigeon Books: "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus" "Pigeon finds a Hot Dog" "Pigeon stays up Late" By Mo Willems.

Those are my favorite books... but there are so many great children's books. Brown Bear, Giraffes Can't Dance, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom... I can't think of all my favorites right now because I'm not home. Here's a link to a local library that has a listing of books according to theme. They're not all the best books, but there are lots of ideas: http://www.columbuslibrary.org/cmlpcbk/b...
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-We All Sing With The Same Voice (comes with a CD on Amazon.com). Kids love it and will be singing to it after a while.

-Chicken Soup with Rice

- Very quiet Cricket (or anything Eric Carle)
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Enid Blyton books...
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-Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See? -By Bill Martin & Eric Carle

-Ten Little Lady Bugs -By Melanie Gerth

-Goodnight Moon -By Margaret Wise Brown

-Grandfather Twilight -By Berger B.

-Bubbles, Bubbles -By Appelt & Kosaka

There's so many...
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Saint-Exupery's The Little Prince
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any Dr. Suess books :]
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if you're thinking very children, like toddler the giving tree is great. i think it's cute and i'ml ike how old..? hah, um if you're thinking first-grade and maybe even up to 5th grade junie b. jones book series is very funny for everyone.
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Anything by Enid Blyton
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the velveteen rabbit!
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Stories by the brothers Grimm.
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The National Education Association has a list of the 100 Best Books for children here: http://www.teachersfirst.com/100books.cf...

I've read most of them and don't see anything on the list that I don't think should be there.
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Two of the best that I know for preschoolers are "Pat The Bunny" which is an interactive book where children "feel" the bunny, etc. - and "Goodnight Moon"
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"I'm So Mad!" I can't remember the child author but its a classic.
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"if you give a moose a muffin", my 4 year old loves it!
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Silence Of The Lambs
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anything by eric carle; "mousepaint" for learning colors; "if you give a mouse a cookie"; "king bidgood's in the bathtub"; "the little mouse, the big hungry bear and the red ripe strawberry" (or something like that); "chicka chick boom boom"; lots of others!
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Bur Bur and Friends series. Teaches kids about sports and outdoor exploration.
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To read to them?

Velveteen Rabbit

The Giving Tree

If you give a ....mouse, pig, moose etc

Rikki Tikki Tembo (my kids LOVE it)

Older kids:

The Last of The Really Great Whangdoodles (so great, written by Mary Poppins! I mean, Julie Andrews!)

The new version of the Hardy Boys.

Magic Treehouse books

Older older kids:

Where The Red Fern Grows

Lion, Witch, Wardrobe

Hatchet

All the classics like Charlottes Web, Cricket in Times Square etc

For educational purposes:

Well Trained Mind
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