Here’s a selection of picture books and illustrated anthologies to kickstart your toddlers’ love of reading. “Children are made readers on the laps of their parents”, said Emily Buchwald. Agree? Then make time for the regular read aloud sessions with these books.
A daughter’s first love is her dad. Unknown Dads come in all shapes and sizes, but seen through the loving eyes of his little daughter, he is a giant, a […]
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“The Jolly Christmas Postman” is an all-time favourite classic packed with interactive elements and pure delight from cover to cover. It’s Christmas eve, and everyone’s favourite postman delivers a batch
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Every child is an artist. It’s a challenge to remain an artist when you grow up. Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso – The Genius Pablo Picasso was born on 25th October 1881.
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Every now and again I am asked about ways to inspire the love of reading in energetic toddlers when settling down with a book is the last thing they want
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When my child was an energetic toddler, not in the least interested in any reads I offered, books by Oliver Jeffers would stop him in his tracks and make him
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