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Dear Zoo is a favourite for my granddaughter

handa's surprise with all the lovely fruit

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

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

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

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

I love reading Charlottes Web to my grandchildren ?

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!

The Hungry Caterpillar is our favourite.

Cinderella, my Granddaughter loves this.

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......?

Any of Alan Ahlberg's books

The Scarecrows Wedding to the younger ones, and The Secret Garden is a story that the older ones particularly enjoy.

I’m Afraid you may think I’m old fashioned but I read all the old favourites that my Mum read to me as a child. little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks etc, but my favourite of all is Snow White, my children and Grandchildren enjoyed it too, just waiting now for Great Grand Children to continue the tradition ??

The Very Hungry Caterpillar is a long time favourite. The children love the beautiful illustrations and eventually learn the words off by heart so we end up reading it together.

Has to be ' ONE MORE TICKLE' from the ' Guess how much I love you' puppet book. GS loves it.

Tootles the taxi, just lovely rhymes that tell a story, was my son’s favourite book now my grandsons.

My oldest grandson aged 7 likes Ronald Dahl stories, my granddaughter aged 6 still loves 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea & my youngest grandson aged 4 loves the Oliver Jeffers books - his particular favourite at the moment is How to Catch a Star. Reading to them inspires the imagination & they are all good storytellers

The Enormous Turnip because it made them chuckle - a lovely sound

Lots of Mr Men stories at the moment which are great fun to rediscover

The Paddington books. My grandson has his own 'Paddy Bear' and loves the films, and we sometimes sing Teddy Bears' Picnic together,

The last time my grandson stayed the night (before lockdown) the favourite book was "Spider Sandwiches". Not my idea of a calming read but he loves it!

The Tiger who came to Tea!

We have been reading Gangsta Granny by David Walliams to our Grandson. He loves it and we all have a laugh.

My grandson loves reading the tiger who came to tea after seeing the tv program.