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....read to you and the ones you read to your kids.
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pretty much all Eric Carle stuff
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My daughter loves this
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anything by Richard Scarry
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love the last page of this!
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Is it thursday that all the cakes are lined up? My idea of heaven 🙂
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Winnie the witch and classic tale "Stone soup" i like.
You've jogged my memory there loula, i think i remember Richard Scarry books from when i was little.
Something about pigs in clothes and a fountain.
You've set me a Google challenge i think..... 😀
Peace at Last
Where the Wild Things Go
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My God! first page i went to and i recognized it straight away.
this was my favourite book as a nipper. Thank you loula.
The Little Boat by Kathy Henderson. Lovely.
Anyone who likes Judith Kerr (or children's books) should go to [url= http://www.sevenstories.org.uk/stepinside/index_thetiger.php ]seven stories[/url] in Newcastle
"who flung dung" a tale of betrayal and revenge about a monkey who gets a poo lobbed at his head and goes to investigate. my 4 year old thinks its brilliant, especially the final poo throwing shoot out.
"where the wild things are" I loved it as a kid and my son loves it now.
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I have two books from when I was a kid:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/reader/184365055X/ref=sib_dp_pt#reader-link
Great books!
We like all the gruffalo books, also room on the broom, Snail on the tail of the whale, in fact all the Julia Donaldson books, for reading to children.
I loved Heidi and black beauty as a child, when I was able to read to myself.
We all had the Richard Scarry books, they were great. Ah such lovely memories.
The Caterpillar and Gruffalo are big with my two year old - Room on the Broom is also a favourite
6 year old now into Horrid Henry - sadly, he appears to regard him as role model, so his grandparents have just got him a Famous Five book to see if that gets his attention.
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My wife had never heard of Richard Scarry, so I'm glad to see others have fond memories.
This is probably what gets read the most in our house at the moment though...
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Great book, got it before I had kids and still like it now.
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Any Jane Hissey book
gave this one to my 13yr old
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That crocodile one is hilarious, Im crying into my morning cuppa!
A-ha!
O-ho!
A trail in the snow!
Whose are these footprints?
and where do they go?
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Pretty much anything by Julia Donaldson and Alex Schaeffer is great, I actually like the Gruffalo's Child more than the Gruffalo though! Can't wait for [url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8112940.stm ]the BBC version at Christmas[/url]
My nephew is also a big fan of Harry and the Dinosaurs: [url= http://www.harryandthedinosaurs.co.uk/ ]http://www.harryandthedinosaurs.co.uk/[/url]
Thise photoshopped kids book covers are so funny, found this one
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Richard Scarry was my favourite when I was little.
Dr. Suess and Winnie the Pooh were what I read most to my son when he was small.
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Gruffalo is a winner
But so is "rendez moi mes poux", le petit prince and les fables de la fontaine
Tintin and Asterix & Obelix were the ones for me once I was allowed to chose books as a treat.
Tracker I have tried to read them in english but saddly they translate very badly
2 of my favourites when I was little
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was probably my favourite book as a kid.