Superpoop by Sam Harper and Chris Jevons Review
When it comes to young children (and some adults like me) and books, there is no denying that toilet humour holds a special place in many hearts. As any parent…
Trevor Takes Flight by Sam Lawrence & Ben Jackson Review
Fear can feel as heavy as a ton of bricks, or possibly a tonne of feathers, grounding even the most spirited among us. For children, facing a new challenge, whether…
The History of We by Nikkolas Smith Review
Children’s books offer a vibrant window into different worlds, both familiar and fantastical. But when the content is educational it anchors children’s natural inclination to explore, imagine, and learn. Everybody…
What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday by Julia Donaldson & Lydia Monks Review
It’s summer! Not only is the perfect time for travel, adventure and lots of fun, it’s also time for some holidays tales. While many families are packing their bags for…
Why? by Billy Dunne Review
Young children are curious about everything and they learn best when curiosity and creativity collide. If you have ever been around any youngsters, you will be very familiar with one…