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Any of Alan Ahlberg's books

The younger ones like books with repetitive phrases like The Gingerbread Man and The Magic Porridge pot. I have been reading an old classic The Wind in the Willows to the older ones. Currently before bed time on zoom. Looking forward to the time when we can visit in person......?

Cinderella, my Granddaughter loves this.

The Hungry Caterpillar is our favourite.

I love reading The Borrowers to my grandchildren, they seem to get so excited by the story. They are always suggesting things The Borrowers might find useful. |Mostly my ear rings or necklaces. I dread the day they suggest my false teeth!

I love reading Charlottes Web to my grandchildren ?

My grandson is called Noah, always want the story of Noah and the Ark read to him

My kids always loved the ‘SPOT’ books and read them to their children now. Must also not forget They night before Christmas’.

I love reading The very hungry caterpiller to my granddaughter. Her 8 month old brother gurgles as we read it.

ELEPHANT by Petr Horacek -my grandchildren make me read it again and again before they go to sleep.

handa's surprise with all the lovely fruit

Dear Zoo is a favourite for my granddaughter

Dogger by Shirley Hughes. a great book that my children enjoyed & now my grand daughter does! Bella, in this book, is the perfect bigger sister!

Connor is loving the very hungry caterpillar at the moment. He chooses which book he wants read .... the adults don't get a choice!

Which story do you love reading to your grandchildren and why?

It would have to be THE TWITS by Roald Dahl.

(He had already practically memorised 'The Gruffalo' by the age of 4)

'Elephant's dont sit on cars' by David Henry Wilson, was the last story I read to my grandchildren. It was one of my favourites to read when I was a school teacher. It is just so funny!! Children love the fact that Jeremy James gets into so many scrapes, and sometimes gets 'one over' on the adults!

The Magic faraway Tree still captures the imagination! Asking for another chapter at the end is the sign to me that’s it’s being very much enjoyed!

My Grandson, Albie is 2 and he loves reading any pop up and touchy feely story, especially if I pretend something bites me as I touch it.

We prefer to make up stories, along with voices to go with the characters.

The Jolly Postman

love reading them Roald Dahl books the same as I read their parents they love them

I love reading the Hairy Maclary books to my grandkids because they are such madcap fun

Loin Witch and Wardrobe

My favourite is the Wonky Donkey. I think I like it more than they do

the hungry caterpillar