When this book arrived, both myself and Georgie were both instantly drawn to it. The bright colours, playful illustrations and big flaps provide a huge amount of appeal to a two year old. We have now read it quite a few times – and multiple occasions on one day too, which is a rarity for our little girl, who will usually only read each of her books once per day.
Georgie really enjoys this book, with its fun photos, patterns and colours. It is full of every day things and our little girl is very pleased with herself that she can identify almost everything within its pages.
Although I love the look of this book, with its fabulous illustrations and emphasis on encouraging your child to make music, I am struggling to like it whenever I read it to Georgie.
“Can you Dance to the Boogaloo” isn’t really a story book – more of a book about music, dance and is basically just about “getting your groove on”!
The Monster Book of… series is a fun new approach to education books for young children. The first two books in the range, numbers & colours, were sent to us for Georgie to review a few months ago. Georgie is starting to learn both her numbers and her colours quite well now, so we have been able to use these books to help her out.
This book is incredible fun, Georgie loved it from the very first moment she saw it.
In Spaghetti with the Yeti, a boy called George sets off on an quest to find the Yeti. The pace, rthymn & rhyme of this book are all perfect, making this a pleasure to read aloud.
Wonderful Wildlife 123 is a fun counting book featuring a variety of animals in amusing situations.
“1 lonely badger, 2 helpful whales, 3 friendly seabirds, singing songs and telling tales”
The illustrations are really well done and the animals are fantastically depicted as they go about their little adventures.
This hardback children’s book is perfect for Georgie at the moment, full of animal photos, simple facts & plenty of bright colours & patterns.
The first few pages of this book introduce your child to a variety of wild animals, and then the pages following give information about particular animals, with each double page spread being all about one animal.
This book is very sweet with a lovely little conversation between a mother bunny and her baby, about how the mother would always find her baby if he ran away.
“If you run away, I will run after you. For you are my little bunny.”
