We're giving away more than a THOUSAND pounds worth of children's books!

THE GIVER BY LOIS LOWRY

the magic faraway tree

So any to choose from, but at the moment my granddaughter loves the huffing & puffing of "The Three Little Pigs".

Mine is The chronicles of narnia

Not Now Bernard

I loved Winnie The Pooh and enjoy reading it to the grandchildren still. A very wise bear

Swallows and Amazons, and all the other books in the series, sheer escapism!

Swallows and Amazons - my daugher loved reading this too.

The Northern Lights by Philip Pullman

The 'twin' series i.e. The Eskimo Twins, The Indian Twins. Then all the Biggles books.

My favourite book is The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton.

I was always an enthusiastic reader of Enid Blytons Famous Five series. A book was always at the top of my present wish list.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ~ Roald Dahl

Lost & Found by Oliver Jeffers

We're going on a bear hunt is the favourite in our family, it gets read over and over again with fantastic rhyme and the chance to do some elaborate noises, it's always a winner

Treasure Island

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

the night before Christmas x

As a child my favorite book was 'the Musicians of Brenem, by the Brothers Grimm
It was about a donkey, a dog, a cat and a cock, who were all about to be killed by their owners, but encouraged by the donkey decided to become run away and become musicians. On their way they came across a robbers house, and by creating horrendous 'music' ( braying, barking etc etc) at the window, frightened the robbers away.
The animals took over the house, and despite the robbers attempt to regain it (the animals repeated their musical efforts) they decided to live there together forever.
I still have the origional book, and have read it to my children and my granddaughter who have also enjoyed it

As a child my favourite book was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the book I really like reading to my children today is Were Going On A Bear Hunt.

My Favourite book was The Borrowers by Mary Norton
Sooo looking forward to sharing it with my Grandson

My fave book of all time has to be Black Beauty by Anna Sewell.
It conjurs up life in the countryside where everyone knew their place and despite it being written from a horses point of view which realistic kids of today might find strange, I just loved it.
I also learned a lot about life, about social inequality which was rife in the 1800s, also it illustrated morality to a certain extent and after all that's what a good book does.

Malory towers by Enid Blyton

Mallory Towers books by Enid Blyton. I always wished school was just like in the stories which were such fun but of course I never had a 'midnight feast' which always seemed magical.