My 18 month old just cant get enough of this...it must be read to him over and over...my four and six year olds love to comply when I am busy. Beaky is a confused little bird. He hatches on the forest floor, far away from his family, and can't figure out what he is. All he knows is that he can't compete with Snake for slithering (he's ``too Continue reading »

My 3 yr old liked this book for a bit, but did not hold his attention for long. he still looks at it but not very often. I did not think the rhyming was that good. Our Personality creates its own dream from the deep-seated beliefs and emotions it harbours; a dream that can be full of emotional distress, over-thinking and the constant investment in a future which never quite delivers on the belief: ‘When I get this I’ll be happy.’ The Story of ‘You’ suggests it’s possible to wake up out of that dream. When that happens, a whole new adventure begins in a life beyond the Personality." Jez is the author and illustrator of 48 books for children. In 2018 he published The Story of 'You' his first book for adults, the first in a series called Life Beyond Personality. He says: "We enter this world as pure Oneness, (what I call our ‘original state of Being’) but we lose this as we become identified with our Personality. In that identification, the Stillness and Love of our Original State is overshadowed by the suffering of the Personality. Our 2 year old little boy loves this book and when I say love I mean obsessed LOL ... we must have read this the other day about 10 times :D .. He seems to like the big colourful pictures Rhyming helps children play with words and language and helps them be develop skills necessary to decode and read words. This skill is very important and should be nurtured whenever possible. The following link will take you to a post all about rhyming. It has games and activities for you to enjoy with your little.Hat Construction Excavator With Embroidery and Laser Engraved Leather Patch Structured Ball Cap Hat Join our group to get the most recent activities for you and your child to enjoy. We will also update you as we add more sections to our blog.

My baby loves all the coloured pictures and the rhythm and rhyme here. He gets excited in anticipation of what's to come and it's a lovely opportunity to use different voices. An exceptional and endearing story set in captivating rhythmic style – making it an excellent read aloud text.A companion to the Reading Together series, Math Together offers young children and their parents an integrated approach to mathematical concepts. Each of the two boxed sets--the Yellow Set is for Continue reading » Humorous rhymes and an unusual conclusion combine in a boy's search for his stuffed toy in the forest in Where's My Teddy? by Jez Alborough, now available as a board book. Continue reading » I highly recommend this book to all--its cute, funny, rhymey (which I get that some people aren't into...why I don't know....) Well done to the children in the Key Stage 2 base who have earned reading certificates this half term. ... See More See Less

Excellent rhyming book that is funny and enertaining my 2-year-old loved it, loved to hear it repeated over and over. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. After reading the book a few times have your little use the pictures from the links to retell the story. Encourage them to use some of the rhyming words from the book when they are telling the story again. You will need to print both sets below.Bobo the chimp wanders sadly around the jungle looking for someone to hug, but all the animals are already cuddling someone else.

One of my little boys favourites! Loves the stories in this collection. Enjoys books that rhyme, creates alot of interest, he can even recite the words.Alborough’s text is perfect for reading out loud and the mix of close-up and panoramic illustrations give an animated, live-action feel.’ Junior Jez lives in West London. You can read more about his books for children in the JezAlborough.com library and about The Story of 'You' at LifeBeyondPersonality.com. Have the children make the mud noises from the book as they tap their feet. (You can do this sitting or standing).