Book Review: Little One by Jo Weaver
byThis beautifully illustrated, hard-back book by Jo Weaver is her first foray into the world of children’s storytelling and doesn’t she do it well….
Books
Enid Blyton and Beatrix Potter still best known by children
byIn case you were worrying, classic children’s books definitely haven’t gone out of fashion in the digital era. And neither have world renowned painters…
Book review: 10 Minute Suppers for Children
byWe heard about 10 Minute Suppers for Children by Poppy Fraser via an acquaintance’s feed on Instagram and immediately asked for a review copy,…
My top seven illustrated children’s books
byAs a sometime illustrator myself, I am always on the hunt for children’s storybooks that have really exceptional illustrations. Good illustrations need to capture…
We Love: Tractor Ted farmyard fun
byFor our rather urban children, used to being wheeled around the streets of London, Tractor Ted has been something of a revelation, opening up…
8 indoor activities for a rainy day
byAccording to the cheery news this week, there are three months of storms forecast for the winter ahead, but, while the rain might not…
Book of the week: Please Mr Panda
byNothing makes a toddler giggle more than someone else being told ‘NO’. And this is the gist of Please Mr Panda, a beautifully illustrated story book…
Book review: Little Dish, The Family Cookbook
byOne of the best ways to encourage fussy eaters to become a bit more adventurous is to get them involved in the preparation of…
Book review: Snail, Where Are You?
bySnail, Where Are You? is a bit daunting at first…. words, where are you?! The 32 pages of retro illustrations by graphic artist Tomi…
21 books your toddler will LOVE
byAnd hopefully you will too. The whole bedtime story ritual is so much more fun if you’re enjoying the book (and have got the hang…