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I tell them the story of the 3 bears. It's the only one i can remember.

My grandson loves Toy story and I have to read it to him at least three times a week, over facetime at the moment

35 years ago, my DS loved Thomas the Tank Engine stories. He had all of the books, which were read to him over and over again; his bedroom was similarly themed and birthday cakes had to be either Thomas, James or Percy. And now, 35 years later, his own son is similarly besotted with Thomas and friends and the original books are back out and being read to my grandson, just as they were to his daddy. Of all the things I'm missing during this lockdown, it's having a little 3 year old boy, sat on my lap, being totally engrossed in stories about Thomas, James and the Fat Controller. The stories are truly timeless and they hold the same magic now as they did when Reverend Awdry wrote them all those years ago.

Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise It is so funny!

Any of the Alfie books by Shirley Hughes. I read them to my children and now my grandchildren. The illustrations are wonderful and the stories are very real.

My granddaughter loves me to read Alice in Wonderland with all the magical characters

The snail and the whale is one of our favourites

The Mog books by Judith Kerr, every time!

I love reading Nana upstairs and nana downstairs

The gruffly is mines favourite thanks so much for the chance and stay safe ❤

I love reading The Gruffalo to my grandchildren because we enjoy looking at the beautiful illustrations together and talking about them and sometimes we have a go at drawing the characters too!

The Secret Garden

How on earth to choose just one. There is a battle in our house! I love Heidi, but the other half is absolutely train mad, so Thomas and his many friends are often sharing their adventures with our five-year-old granddaughter Hollie. I might even resort to sabotage, and introduce her to Pride and Prejudice. Bit young for Colin Firth just yet [smile}.

I am reading The Tiger who came to Tea to my little grandson on WhatsApp. He loves the naughtiness of the Tiger and loves to roar.

Puddle lane - loved the characters as (mr Gotobed) and how it teaches children to read.

My youngest grandson, who is two and a half, especially loves “the tiger who came to tea”. I bought him a toy tiger and his favourite game at the moment is to make little sandwiches and play”tea parties”; me, him and the tiger!
He loves to dance along to the music too!

Heidi as I loved this when young.

The Hungry Caterpillar was my all time favourite. The children always loved to join in

The Hungry Caterpillar - it has some lovely illustrations but enables us to explain more about nature and how we evolve - into butterflies or into adults.

My grandchildren and my grown up children love real life stories all my memories and stories which I can recall they just love and want more more and more

My grandson is still only a baby he loves lift the flap books and ones with bright colours. Can't wait to read him The Magic Faraway Tree when he's a bit older

I love to read stickman to my grandson it is a firm favourite of his. We always have such a wonderful time reading together.

I love all the Beatrix Potter tales and all the adventures Peter Rabbit goes on.

6 dinner Sid.Great story about a cat. We can relate it to one of our family cats.

Paddington Bear with a 1970s Paddington bear which was my favourite toy and has stood the test of time and hugs