Age 4

  • I Am So Strong by Mario Ramos
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    I Am So Strong by Mario Ramos

    I was sad to hear of the death of the Belgian author and illustrator Mario Ramos, we are currently enjoying ‘I Am So Strong’, one of his books that we have on loan from the library. My daughter borrowed it as she is fascinated by wolves, especially wolves in fairytales, and this story also includes…


  • Moomin and the Moonlight Adventure by Tove Jansson

    Moomin and the Moonlight Adventure by Tove Jansson

    Moomin and the Moonlight Adventure has been retold in a picture book! I loved the Moomin books as a child and it is great to be able to share picture book versions of the stories with my daughter. The Moomins are very loveable characters and I find Little My’s expression hilarious (my daughter isn’t sure…


  • The Best Jumper by Lynne Garner & Sarah Gill

    The Best Jumper by Lynne Garner & Sarah Gill

    The Story: Grandma knits Spindle a jumper for his birthday. Spindle loves his new jumper and wears it everywhere but as he grows it gets tighter and tighter so Grandma knits him a new one. However, the old one is his favourite so he still takes it with him everywhere he goes. Finally Grandma uses…


  • Little Miss Christmas by Roger Hargreaves

    Little Miss Christmas by Roger Hargreaves

    The Story: All year Little Miss Christmas has worked hard wrapping Christmas presents so she decides to take a holiday. Her brother, Mr Christmas, flies up to the North Pole to help Father Christmas wrap the last presents before Christmas Eve but they get distracted by other activities. When Little Miss Christmas gets back and finds…


  • The Monster Machine by Nicola L Robinson

    The Monster Machine by Nicola L Robinson

    The Story: Dad is an inventor and he has just finished making a monster machine. He puts some very disgusting ingredients (slugs, bogies, earwax) into the machine and a variety of monsters are created. The monsters are quite happy until they realise that they want to go home and then they build their own monster…


  • Boris Saves the Show by Carrie Weston & Tim Warnes

    Boris Saves the Show by Carrie Weston & Tim Warnes

    We have read Boris Saves the Show repeatedly since I won this book in a competition on Tim Warnes’ website – it’s become a firm favourite of ours.


  • The Usborne Nursery Rhyme Songbook by Caroline Hooper & Radhi Parekh
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    The Usborne Nursery Rhyme Songbook by Caroline Hooper & Radhi Parekh

    I bought The Usborne Nursery Rhyme Songbook after a friend recommended it. The book includes 42 traditional nursery rhymes with sheet music. It also has an accompanying CD which includes all of the rhymes beautifully sung by a children’s choir.


  • What’s the Time, Mr Wolf? by Debi Gliori

    What’s the Time, Mr Wolf? by Debi Gliori

    The Story: What’s the Time, Mr Wolf? is the story of a day in the life of Mr Wolf and the interaction that he has with his friends. Each hour brings him into contact with different fairy tale and nursery rhyme characters, for example Little Red Riding Hood who delivers the post or the cat playing…


  • Aliens Love Underpants by Claire Freedman & Ben Cort

    Aliens Love Underpants by Claire Freedman & Ben Cort

    The Story: Aliens Love Underpants is a hilarious rhyming story about aliens coming down to earth to find underpants (there aren’t any in space!). It describes the fun, races and competitions that they have with pants and elastic.


  • Let’s Go Home Little Bear by Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth
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    Let’s Go Home Little Bear by Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth

    Let’s Go Home Little Bear is one of my favourite picture books!