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The Gruffalo - great writing and great message.

I love reading Little Matchstick Girl to my children because it was my favourite story when I was young

I love reading we’re all going on a bear hunt with my little grandson he gets so excited awe I really miss him at the moment

The gruffalo - such a lovely story

The Tiger Came to Tea as they love it

The Gruffalo - it's so well written.

I love reading The Three Little Pigs as they pretend to huff and puff and blow the houses down!

I love reading the three little pigs because they pretended to huff and puff and blow the houses down !

The snail and the whale, (or is it the whale and the snail?). My DGD currently has a thing about crabs and we love looking for all the things in the lovely illustrations.

Oh, so many favourites over the years, but they’ve all at some stage liked the Alfie books by Shirley Hughes. The frontrunner has been Alfie Gets in First, where Alfie locks himself in the house. Shirley Hughes’ illustrations are adorable.

The Gruffalo is a favourite with my two-year-old grandson, as as the Mog books. He even has a Mog soft toy to cuddle up with.

My little grandchildren love The Tiger Who Came to Tea and they can't wait for me to read it to them again!

Room on the Broom, my grandchildren love it!

the secret garden give excitement and anticipation to all ages

Chicken Lickin as it was a favourite of our sons, so now their children are reading it along with us as we speak. It also always makes us laugh, can't wait to get reading to them all again.

I love to read ‘The hungry caterpillar’ to my granddaughter because she loves all creatures and it has such a nice story to it

Guess how much I love you - because it’s such a lovely tale, even after many readings.

I love reading Thomas as it is a childhood classic

Kippers bear. We read it to our 3 children and still have the battered well read copy. My husband and I almost know it off by heart and love how it rhymes, the illustrations and how you can put expression in the telling of it.

The BFG by Roald Dahl because it reminds me when our own children were little.

I want a cat by Tony Ross
I read it to my children 30+ years ago and now my grandchildren love it!

The twins love Bing Bunny stories and they honestly love Thomas , all the different engines!

All my grandchildren have adored The Faraway Tree and The Magic Wishing Chair by Enid Blyton, the now vilified children's author! All her books were so enjoyed by my grandchildren but these two were demanded again and again.

“Who’s in the loo”. It appeals to children’s scatalogical humour!

I love to read "Guess how much I love you" - and I love it when they add their own bit 'to asda, the sea and the moon and back" lovely memories