A delightful story that has engaged several generations. The various incidents and vocabulary provide good talking points.
Fungus The Bogeyman by Raymond Briggs
This book is in a comic strip format which follows a bogeyman around for a day. A good choice for hooking reluctant readers.
Mrs Wobble the Waitress by Janet and Allan Ahlberg
A fun book for more confident readers.
Going to a Party by Anne Civardi and illustrated Stephen Cartwright
Helps in familiarising with a first experience or helping to understand experiences.
Dinosaur Starts School by Pamela Duncan Edwards and illustrated by Deborah Allwright
Helps with the nerves when they start school.
There’s a Dragon at my School by Philip Hawthorn and Jenny Tyler and illustrated by Stephen Cartwright
Great for when they start going to play groups.
Hamish the Highland Cow by Natalie Russell
A delightful story about a Scottish cow.
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss
A classic that has remained a hot favourite across generations.
The Velveteen Rabbit or How Toys Become Real by Margery Williams Bianco
A classic picture book about the magic in a child’s play room that only the old toys understand.
The Tiger Who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr
A classic picture book in which Sophie and mum sit down to have tea when there is a tiger at the door who is rather hungry. Luckily mum has enough food to help the tiger out. The books was first published 1968 and has never been out of print.
