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The Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl. It is so hard to put down.

My favourite book since childhood is Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. I have read it many times to my grandson and found out that allegedly the inspiration for the book was the island of Tobago and so I decided after all these years to pay a visit and read it again whilst I was there and now can see why I love it so much.

Any Julia Donaldson books, but I’m really looking forward to when she gets a little older and had the patience for some roald dahl

I absolutely love The Wonky Donkey, It is just pure fun and laughter.

The Tiger Who came To Tea' is fab i love reading it with my nephews

I like reading Aesops Fables to my 6 year old grandson and he listens intently

The 2nd book in the series from the 1940s Thomas the Tank Engine. I still have the book I got for Christmas 1954 which my Dad used to read to me, then we made up our own stories. I read it to my 3 year old grandson now and we do the same thing with made up stories playing with his wooden train set. The book opened up my imagination and now it’s doing the same for my grandson.

The gruffalo is our favourite xx

I love to read The Magic Faraway Tree to my grandchildren and also Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.

We love reading Dogger, The Tiger Who Came to Tea, and all the Mog books.

Any Beatrix Potter especially Peter Rabbit books as we all love the Lake District and try to spot the animals there

We love reading a story from our Thomas the Tank story collection at bed time. Last night was Henry and the special coal. My little boy is a huge Thomas fan.

Peter Rabbit they are so mesmerised by the characters and love the stories.

We love Winnie The Pooh

Monkey Puzzle by Julia Donalsdon because he gets so excited when we read it.

You can't go far wrong with The Mr Men ... I think I know a number of them off by heart!

I love reading Hairy Maclary from Donaldson's Dairy as the story makes us both giggle.

Going on a Bear Hunt as we do all the actions

I love reading The Little Red Hen to my grandchildren as I used to read it over and over again to my 3 children, and they always love looking at the pictures and joining in 'Not I' said the cat etc

Treasure Island

It's a toss up between The Gruffalo and any of the Supertato books. He knows the stories off by heart now and loves to join in with them helping to do voices

Black Beauty its was always my favourite

Stickman, they love anything by Julia Donaldson

The 'Little Grey Rabbit' books by Alison Uttley - I still have them from my own childhood. In fact, Grey Rabbit was my invisible friend!

Funny bones because we can pretend to be scary but laughing at the same time