win 4 picture books

Win a selection of children’s picture books

I class myself as a fairly savvy shopper, especially when it comes to books.  But even though I keep a record of the books we have, I have found several times that we’ve ended up with duplicates.

This is obviously more of an issue when I’ve bought all the books (several times even when recording what I’ve already bought, I’ve not checked and bought duplicates – very careless!), but with children’s picture books there’s always the danger you end up with doubles.  Especially when you get through so many, and are particular fans.  My best friend/N’s godmother is a big book fan as well, so gets him tokens instead to avoid the issue.

But we’ve managed to accumulate a few duplicates which I’ve managed to keep away from N’s grubby mitts, and have decided to give them away on my blog.  3 are new, the other is a used book, but still in good readable condition.

win 4 picture books

The books are:

  • The Tiger who came to Tea – Judith Kerr, real classic, one from my childhood
  • The Gruffalo – Julia Donaldson, a modern classic, who doesn’t love the rhythmic prose in this book series
  • Slowly, Slowly, Slowly said the Sloth – Eric Carle, I’d never come across this from The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s author, but we somehow ended up with 2 copies
  • We’re going on a Bear Hunt – Michael Rosen & Helen Oxenbury, another classic from past years, great for acting out with the children.

As usual, to enter all you need to do is answer the question in the comments below and come back and click on the entered button.  All other entry routes are optional.  Detailed t&c are in the widget but it’s UK entry only, and all entries will be checked before the draw. Closing date for entries is 11.59pm on 24th May

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Love it? Share it

240 Comments

  1. I love to read with my grandchildren any place anywhere. Just wish I got to do it more often 🙂

  2. In the garden when it’s sunny, in the conservatory while it’s raining as the sound of the rain on the glass is comforting and we snuggle up on the bean bag together and share a book

  3. Green Eggs and Ham ~ I read my kids my own childhood copy 🙂 Its lasted well but looking rather tatty !

  4. I love reading the girls their bedtime story in bed, it’s a nice family time and helps make the girls rewind at a long day

  5. We always snuggle up before bed he usually falls asleep listening, so adorable x

  6. i have two small boys so i always snuggle up with them on the sofa and read a book before bed x

  7. we read to my grandson at night before he goes to sleep, its his bedtime routine. He watches in the night garden with iggle piggle and then its story time 🙂

  8. Going on a Bear Hunt is the perfect story to be read aloud while exploring in the woods.

  9. Peter’s Pebbles (complete with a set of real painted pebbles) is this weeks favourite book.

  10. Our favourite place is on a sunny day under a shady tree in the park or garden but the usual place in in bed just before we switch the lights out 🙂 x

  11. Either in the library, so she can interact with other children, or tucked up in our big bed x

  12. My Favourite place to read to all my little ones is snuggled up close on the sofa,with no radio or TV,no distractions at all!<except maybe our darling little ragdoll cats!Miaow!!X

  13. After I’ve tucked them into bed and all 3 have different favourite books x

  14. I have 2 year old twins and them my 6 yr old 8 yr old and 10 year old all snuggle up together either on a sofa or a bed all squshed lol

  15. It’s lovely to read in the garden on a nice day on the swinging chair together

  16. My first child is on it’s way but I’d love to read him a book at bedtime.

  17. it used to be whilst they were in bed but now they have grown up and the youngest is a teenager i now have that joy of reading to my grandson now whilst snuggled up on the sofa with him

  18. I haven’t got any children yet,but I love reading my cousins stories at bedtime,so it would be in the bedroom,if i’m lucky enough to win the books,they would be for them 🙂

  19. Usually on the sofa or bedtime. Dont always get away with reading one book, but thats what grandmas are for

  20. On a sunny day like to day, I like to take a book to the park and sit under a tree with my two boys

  21. I love it when they are in bed, I tuck my feet up under the quilt and we read a bedtime story together!

  22. When they go to bed – I read to them then – mainly because most other times I’m at work or winding down after

  23. I have a corner set up with all my daughters teddy’s, cushions and books although we don’t have many books!

  24. tucked up under a blanket inside whilst it is raining outside….we call it having a bookathon!

  25. Snuggled up on the settee (usually with the dog at the other end) 🙂

  26. In the bedroom just before son goes to sleep. He’s in bed and I am on the floor next to the bed. It’s dark, quiet, relaxing.

  27. Where’s your favourite place to read with your children?
    Curled up on the settee

  28. Love to take my niece down to the park or in the garden and read books cant beat being out in the fresh air

  29. I like reading to my daughter wherever she asks me to but my favourite is her bedtime story cuddled up in bed.

  30. we read everywhere, but fabourite has got to be the bedtime story, which takes place in bed

Comments are closed.