Category: Books

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When it comes to the story of Father Christmas, there are quite a few out there, with many reasons to believe in Father Christmas and many answers on how he is able to deliver so many toys to children all over the world, in just one night. The Untold Story of Father Christmas gives more of a background on Father Christmas himself, why he is called Father Christmas, and his motivations, as well as how he ended up with elves to help him in his creation of toys.

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I feel like every child goes through a phase of wanting to know everything and trying to find facts they can memorise so that they can then show it off to their friends. This sort of curiosity is one that often leads to lots of questions being asked. Not everything children read on the internet is true, and it’s often hard to go from one place to another, so when I saw Factopia, I felt that it was a good alternative which connects a bunch of different facts together in a way that makes them easier to understand.

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Amelia has been well into Cosmic Creatures: The Runaway Rumblebear, reading this book most evenings as her daily reading book. This book is all about little aliens, which look like cute pandas with long tails, who need saving! This book is a chapter book, with smaller, black and white drawn pictures throughout, looking like sketches from a diary.

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Robin is a 6 year old who has quite good reading skills! We read each and every day, though previously we have not dived into chapter books. They seemed quite daunting and grown up, especially with the lack of colored pictures. Recently, however, we got our hands on Princess Minna: The Enchanted Forest, a chapter book perfect for her age, complete with beautiful, colorful pictures for her to enjoy as well.

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