The first book children enrolled in the program are mailed is The Little Engine That Could. After this introductory title, they are sent a new, age-appropriate book each month until the month they turn five. Representative titles are listed below. The very last book is Look Out Kindergarten, Here I Come!
Children born in 2021 receive books that are bright, with big drawings, and colorful. Some are board books, but all are simple, easy to use, with minimal text.
| Baby! Talk! | Pudgy Pat-a-Cake Book |
| *Baby Sounds | I Love You, Spot |
| Look at the Animals | Pudgy Book of Mother Goose |
| *I Love My Mommy Because | Llama Llama Hide & Seek |
| Pudgy Peek-a-boo Book | Who Says Quack? |
| Sassy: Bedtime for Baby | Night-Night Forest Friends |
Children born in 2020 receive books that have repetition and predictability. Some show children doing familiar things. Others teach about colors, letters or numbers.
| Vehicles (Picture Show) | Llama, Llama Red Pajama |
| The Home Builders | Little Poems for Tiny Ears |
| Sassy: Let’s Count | *Sassy: Baby’s First Words |
| Good Morning Farm Friends | *I Love My Daddy Because |
| Good Night, Gorilla | Where Is Your Nose? |
| Corduroy: Shapes | Sleep Tight with the Very Hungry Caterpillar |
Children born in 2019 receive books that help them understand feelings and resolve issues. Some books may have no words and they can create their own story.
| Just Like My Brother | Shh! Bears Sleeping |
| Sleep Train | One Leaf, Two Leaves, Count with Me! |
| * I Hear a Pickle | Just Like My Brother |
| Squeak! | There’s a Hole in the Bottom of the Lake |
| Little Excavator | Red House, Tree House, Little Bitty Brown Mouse |
| Play With Me | I Am a Rainbow |
Children born in 2018 receive books that are more complex and feature the diversity of others. There are nursery rhymes, poems, and lots of good humor.
| Police Officers on Patrol | Play with Clay |
| *Baby Builders | *Snowy Day |
| My Dog Laughs | The Three Little Pigs |
| The Rabbit Listened | A Story for Small Bear |
| Goodnight, Numbers | Max & the Tagalong Moon |
| Hair Love | *Families Belong |
Children born in 2017 receive books with more details (hero, complication, resolution) and show that it is okay to be different. Some are funny and playful.
| Milo’s Hat Trick | *Brick by Brick |
| Find Fergus | Goldilocks and The Three Bears |
| When the Storm Comes | Llama Llama Loves to Read |
| Raccoon on His Own | The Beach Is Loud! |
| The Ring Bearer | *Coat of Many Colors |
| The First Strawberries | The Night Is Yours |
Children born in 2016 receive folk tales, non-fiction science books, rhymes and poetry. Other stories address school preparation and readiness.
| Violet the Pilot | Old Rock (is not boring) |
| Spend It! | Daniel Finds a Poem |
| *Blue Sky White Stars | Last Stop on Market Street |
| At Mountain’s Base | First Day Critter Jitteries |
| *My Papa Has a Motorcycle | The Tale of Peter Rabbit |
| Max Explains Everything: Soccer Expert |
*Bilingual English/Spanish Title
