Picture Books

  • Picture book bears celebrating Christmas

    Picture book bears celebrating Christmas

    We have lots of picture books about bears celebrating Christmas on our book shelves. The stories encompass the excitement of Christmas, kindness and the joy of giving. We’ve chosen five that we love – we’d love to know if there’s another Christmas bear book that you would add to our list.


  • Story themed Advent Calendars
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    Story themed Advent Calendars

    Over the years we’ve enjoyed various story themed Advent Calendars to help us count down the days until Christmas. We always put our Christmas books away during the year and get them out around the end of November, it’s such a lovely treat to rediscover old favourites and forgotten stories.


  • Blog Tour: Little Glow by Katie Sahota & Harry Woodgate
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    Blog Tour: Little Glow by Katie Sahota & Harry Woodgate

    We are delighted to welcome author Katie Sahota and illustrator Harry Woodgate to Story Snug as part of their Little Glow blog tour. Little Glow is a beautifully illustrated picture book that celebrates diversity and the importance of light during festivals and celebrations throughout the year.


  • Time to Move South for Winter by Clare Helen Welsh & Jenny Løvlie
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    Time to Move South for Winter by Clare Helen Welsh & Jenny Løvlie

    Time to Move South for Winter is the beautifully illustrated story of a tiny black-capped tern’s journey to spend winter in a warmer climate. It’s a gentle introduction to the concept of migration and can stimulate discussions about the preparations that various species make to stay warm when the weather gets cold.


  • NOTHING SCARES SPIDER! by S Marendaz & Carly Gledhill

    NOTHING SCARES SPIDER! by S Marendaz & Carly Gledhill

    NOTHING SCARES SPIDER! is a story about bravery, friendship, support and a big adventure. It’s a great story to read in autumn when we often find more spiders in our homes. Even those readers who are afraid of spiders will love the main character, Spider, who is fearless and independent. She’s also a little naive…


  • Celebrating Story Snug’s 9th Birthday
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    Celebrating Story Snug’s 9th Birthday

    I can’t believe that we’re celebrating Story Snug’s 9th Birthday! I haven’t blogged as much as I did before the pandemic but Story Snug is still a big part of my life. Over the last year we’ve read lots of wonderful books, old and new, including a wide range of picture books, fiction and non…


  • The BEAR and her BOOK by Frances Tosdevin & Sophia O’Connor

    The BEAR and her BOOK by Frances Tosdevin & Sophia O’Connor

    The Bear and her Book celebrates the brilliance of books – it’s the perfect picture book for bear lovers and book lovers! The Bear takes her ‘Bear’s Big Book of Being Wise’ on a long journey and as well as helping her to solve problems it helps her to make new friends along the way.


  • Favourite Autumn Picture Books

    Favourite Autumn Picture Books

    Autumn is my favourite season – running through leaves in the woods, throwing leaves up in the air and collecting all sorts of autumn goodies – bark, acorns, leaves, conkers. When I was teaching in Early Years I would go out every weekend and come back with bags of treasure for classroom crafts – leaf…


  • Never Mess With A Pirate Princess by Holly Ryan & Sian Roberts

    Never Mess With A Pirate Princess by Holly Ryan & Sian Roberts

    Never Mess With A Pirate Princess has a feisty, determined heroine, page turning action and a bouncy rhyming text. It’s a fun and imaginative story with a main character who is not prepared to stay at home and wait for a gallant knight to rescue her beloved teddy bear. Princess Prue is a fabulous role…


  • Georgie Grows a Dragon by Emma Lazell

    Georgie Grows a Dragon by Emma Lazell

    Georgie Grows a Dragon is a wonderful story about gardening, friendship and growing. Georgie loves growing things but she can’t remember planting the dragon that appears in her garden overnight. She’s determined to take care of it but what do dragons need to help them grow…?