[Ad- gifted product] Granny Franny’s Big Red Bus is an adorable children’s bedtime story, about a fun day out for two young kids – in London! We love bedtime stories in our home, so finding new and fun books is something we tend to look out for. As we live so close to London, and travel into London often, I was pretty excited to read about an adventure on one of those big red London busses!
[Ad- gifted product] Short, silly stories can captivate the most reluctant reader, bringing them into short stories that are easy to understand which make them laugh. That’s the goal of The Book of Silly Rhymes, a slightly rude, super funny little book that contains quite a few poems. These poems are all easy to read, quick, and just simply funny.
[Ad- gifted product] Covid-19 has really changed life for everyone around the globe in the last few months, from shops changing entire layouts to children needing to be home schooled. It’s a complex topic, especially for children who are experiencing a pandemic without much of an understand as to what is going on. Three mothers wanted a more simple way to explain the pandemic to their children, and thus, What’s Going On? Asked Belinda Fitz-John was created.
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[Ad- gifted product] We’ve previously taken a look at Uh Oh Milo! The Impolite Imps and Uh Oh Milo! The Beastly Bogels and both have been very much enjoyed by the children. The third book in the series is now out, bringing Goblins into the mix! Uh Oh Milo! The Gobbling Goblins have no table manners! Each of the Uh Oh Milo! books take an aspect of bad manners and teach a lesson on how to correct them and why they are bad – perfect books for children who are starting school and should be learning their manners at that time.
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[Ad- gifted product] After reading Uh Oh Milo! The Impolite Imps, we were excited to see Milo’s next adventure with Beastly Bogels. Uh Oh Milo! The Beastly Bogels has the same two characters as the previous book; Milo and his sister Mary, but this time Bogels are causing many issues for the family. Much like the previous Uh Oh Milo! book, these mythical creatures represent a negative behavior that the children need to learn to fix.
