Favourite books? - Mouths of Mums

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I have just turned some of our loungeroom into a book corner and have moved a lot of toys outside. Does anyone have a book corner for their kids? If so what are some of their favourite books? Thanks

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- - mom322089 said
  - 18 Oct 2020
    2:25 pm
where is the green sheep, the very cranky bear, the very scary bear, Dr seus books,, pamela allen books
- - mom81879 said
  - 29 Nov 2015
    3:12 pm
We have a book corner in the lounge, one in each bedroom and a stack on the kitchen table! We love books in our house. All sorts of books and authors
- - mom81879 said
  - 28 Sep 2015
    3:05 pm
We have a bookshelf in the lounge room packed with kids books. Mine love the Disney books and Dr Seuss
- - dbhall82 said
  - 19 Sep 2015
    8:35 pm
My daughter is obsessed with Peppa pig at the moment so loves their books but also “where is the green sheep” is another fave
- - coastalkaryn said
  - 16 Jul 2015
    9:11 pm
Belinda The Cow
Wombat Stew
Three Bears (rap version, very cool)
Possum Magic
Dr Seuss – all books!
Guess How Much I Love You – my 23yo asked me to add this one and called it ‘the rabbit one’.. That speaks volumes to me x
- - kristik79 said
  - 13 Apr 2015
    1:32 pm
My kids have a bookshelf in each of there rooms, my daughter is 9 now & loves ronald Dahl books. My son who is 5, his favorite book is ‘I love you stinky face’.
- - celebrity said
  - 11 Apr 2015
    9:28 am
My children are all grown now but my grandchildren love books. I have old school books that they love, Noddy and Big ears, The Hardy Boys and my own two picture books. ‘Nanna’s storm’ and Nanna’s Boot camp. Encouraging children to read is a wonderful thing, it opens their mind up to a world of imagination! I have enclosed a link to ‘Nanna’s Boot Camp’ for your perusal. http://www.morrispublishingaustralia.com/gondor-writers-centre-books.html
- - mom90758 said
  - 04 Jan 2015
    8:20 am
A lovely idea. My daughter loves reading. I guess her favourite ones when she was younger were Dr Seuss, Richard Scarry, Mem Fox.. Growing up Roald Dahl, Harry Potter, End Blyton…
- - jabelle said
  - 07 Nov 2014
    4:45 pm
Anything from Mem Fox or Pamela Allen for their early reading.
- - jj13 said
  - 04 Aug 2014
    4:41 pm
I have a “book house”. I have 2 bookshelves of my own books, and my 3yo son already has 3 bookshelves. sometimes I wonder if it was such a good thing to pass my love of books onto him… oh well, there are much worse things we could be collecting
- - Michelle said
  - 29 Jul 2014
    3:30 pm
Our whole house is one big book corner.
- - coppin85 said
  - 25 May 2014
    6:16 pm
i have a bookshelf but a book corner sounds like a great idea
- - Mrs Bucket (that's pronounced Bouquet) said
  - 16 May 2014
    11:55 pm
No book corner because they are everywhere. Our daughter loved Dr Seuss, The Pearlie Books, Shirley Barber fairy books and as she got older, Saddle Club, Phil Kettle books, Morris Gleitzman, Andy Griffiths books, Lemony Snicket then Harry Potter…
- - christial said
  - 05 May 2014
    11:33 pm
Depending on the age of your child, mine likes any book with lots of pictures and not many words!
- - shoni89 said
  - 30 Apr 2014
    12:46 am
we have alot of Dr zeus. My children love those books.