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Treasure Island - 11 and 6 years old and they both love it!

My grandson is only 7 months old and lives a long way from us. During the current lockdown, I have been making finger puppets so that, when we Facetime, I can tell him/act out The 3 Little Pigs or The Billy Goats Gruff.

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Hi, as the username suggests, I am blind and so, therefore, must use the computer with the aid of specialised audible software so I am unable to read to my Grandson but with technology, I am able to `Facetime` him and we listen to stories via ALEXA. He seems to like stories about Caterpillars.

My Grandchildren love Roald Dahl Books and also David Walliams they are 11 and 5 but now the older granddaugher is now reading Harry Potter nearly finished all of them.

My grandson loves me to read him an old Postman Pat book of my daughter’s when he comes to stay.

Peace at Last by jill Murphy read it to my daughter when she was young so apt.

We love Tyrannosaurus Drip - all the characters are so wonderful

I have a book called 'Mummy's Little Bear', and all of my dgc have enjoyed listening to it (and looking at the pictures) when very young. I think that they could really relate to the central mother/baby theme, as well as to the fun things that the little bear was taught to do by his mum.

Room on the Broom as always captivates them.

Pretend ‘reading’ as 3 year old DGS looks serious, rummages in his pocket, then with a look of triumph brings out his clutched hand saying ‘I’ve got a story from my pocket!’ He says what it’s about, hands it to the tablet screen and it’s time for the story to be ‘read’

Shadow the sheepdog, by Enid Blyton, Ryan loves dogs of all types so loves this story of a boy and his dog

Night monkey and day monkey my gran kids love it. So do I they always have a giggle and when I read this now even on my own I think of them smiling x

I love reading " I wrote to the zoo" it's my Grandsons favourite. He's only 15 months but if you say go and get the zoo book ,he comes back with the right book.

I love reading harry potter because its fun and captures childrens imagination.

Green Eggs and Ham! I read this as a child and read it to my son and now grandchildren. I love the word play as well as the illustrations and ideas with Dr Seuss books! They're fun to read!

I love reading Peepo! by Janet and Allan Ahlberg to my 19th month old granddaughter. It was her Dad's favourite too.

I enjoy reading There's A Dragon In Your Book by Tom Fletcher to my Granddaughter. When I first bought and started reading the book to her she thought the book was going to catch fire because the illustrations are so good. It was lovely to see such good imagination and I enjoy the interaction within the book for me and my Granddaughter.

Our granddaughter who is 4 loves The Faraway Tree and You’re called What!Our2 year old grandson loves the Gruffalo.

Each Peach Pear Plum by Janet and Alan Ahlberg we've had a copy for over 30 years , a firm favourite with children and adults alike

The story of Jack and the Beanstalk is a great bedtime read for my grandkids,one day I’ll get ti finish it.

Definitely The Gruffalo

we have a book from our childhood called Richard Scarry Funniest story book ever, its so funny

We have a Thomas book with buttons on side which you press to make sounds to fit story and a gruffallo book which does the same gs enjoys these and stick man is also a favourite .

I love reading Dancing Shoes by Noel Streatfield that my mother read to me - as well as an exciting story it's a bit of a history lesson as well, lots of questions and discussion!

My grandson is a huge fan of Postman Pat so I always love reading these stories to him.