Children’s Book Review UK

This is an endearing book about a little critter who keeps avoiding his bedtime by being different characters in his imagination.
Rated 5 stars at Amazon.co.uk

This is a sweet little story that engages the children as they understand the different emotions of Lettice and her family. The language of this book is descriptive yet easy to understand and the story flows along quite nicely…

Jack is absolutely mad about Lunar Jim and he has a few of the books that are based on the TV series. The story of Jim finding his friends is pleasant enough and it is full of colour images of the real on screen characters…

Tonight we had a magic book that changed colour. It was all about Rosie May who had to choose which colour dress she would wear.

This book is a real find. Every page has beautiful full page illustrations in a retro comic style with funny little details everywhere for children to notice. The story follows Bob on his days work on the moon…

Jack has the box set of all the Mr Men and Megan has the Little Miss books. Mr Bump is one of the better stories of the Mr Men series, some of the lesser known characters and most of the Little Miss books are a bit thin on quality.

Mr Gumpy’s Outing is one of those children’s books from the 1970s that has probably become a classic. The illustrations remind me of all my books when I was little and I think that the children find them a nice change from the brash cartoon pictures and CGI images that they see…

This hilarious book is just the kind of thing that children go for. All about pants, it had funny cartoons on every page and the text is great to read aloud. The nonsensical rythmic ryhmes really get the children going in this book….

Part of the fantastic Amazing Machines series, a book full of space rockets and journeys to the moon. Like most little boys, Jack is very keen on space and this book is a favourite in the children’s collection.

Another brilliant story book written in verse from author of The Gruffalo Julia Donaldson. Sharing a Shell
is comic and emotional in turns