First “chapter book” you can remember reading as a child This is difficult, because i read from a young age and read a lot of chapter books and i can’t remember the first one! It was possibly The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame, but i’m not certain!
Posts Tagged ‘Children’
February Book Challenge – DAY 15
Posted: February 15, 2012 in Books and their issuesTags: Book, Children, Children's literature, February Book Challenge, Kenneth Grahame, Literature, The Wind in the Willows
Book Review: Grimm’s Fairy Stories
Posted: January 31, 2012 in Book ReviewsTags: Amazon Kindle, Book, Books, Briar Rose, Brothers Grimm, Children, Children's literature, Digital, E-book, fairytale, fantasy, Grimm, Kindle, Reading, Six Swans, The Walt Disney Company
I have been reading Grimm’s Fairy Stories on my Kindle and really enjoyed re-reading stories from my childhood! These are the early versions of the stories we know and love, although they are a bit darker than the modern Disney versions we know, but that makes them much better i think! My favourite stories include: [...]
June Book Challenge – Day 17
Posted: June 17, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: Andy Riley, Book of Bunny Suicides, Books, cartoons, Children, June Book Challenge, Literature
Today’s question: Pick a random book in your collection and tell us about it? “Great Lies to Tell Small Kids” by Andy Riley – This is a humorous book that i got as a gift one Christmas, and the cartoon style is really cute, and the little scenarios are just really funny! It’s like the [...]
June Book Challenge – Day 10
Posted: June 10, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: Beatrix Potter, Books, Children, Cumbria, June Book Challenge, Lake District, Peter Rabbit
Today’s question: Which book(s) could you never give away? “Peter Rabbit” series by Beatrix Potter – Not that i ever like giving away my precious books -except for a stupid phase during my teens where i went off reading and gave pretty much all my childhood books away to charity (i regret that now). But [...]
My Childhood/Young Adult Reading List
Posted: March 23, 2011 in Books and their issuesTags: Books, childhood, Children, Children's literature, Danny the Champion of the World, J.K. Rowling, Jacqueline Wilson, Literature, Publishing, Roald Dahl, Story of Tracy Beaker
Lately I’ve been thinking about the books I read as a child. Possibly because at uni we’re currently studying Children’s Publishing, and someone happened to ask me what I read as a child. Having had a period during my teens where I read very little because I was given access to my own computer with [...]
World Book Day 2011
Posted: December 13, 2010 in Books and their issuesTags: Adult, Book, Booksellers, Buy One Get One Free, Children, Children's literature, Dr Seuss, School, Sunday Times, The Bookseller, Winnie the Pooh, World Book Day
World Book Day will be held on 3rd March 2010, and to celebrate and encourage children to read more, a range of flipbooks is being created especially for the occasion. 13 million schoolchildren are due to receive a £1 World Book Day token to spend either on the flipbooks or any other book they want. [...]
