They spot their name
Seeing their own name in print is how many five-year-olds start wanting to read.
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Seeing their own name in print is how many five-year-olds start wanting to read.
Short pages and big pictures, written to be read aloud by Mumma, Papa or Dadi.
Gentle stories about courage and trying your best — good last thoughts before sleep.
Yes. Add your child’s name, age and one photo and you get a free preview of the book with your child drawn in it. You choose the digital book or the hardcover only after you have read it.
Mostly it will be read to them, and that is how it is written: short lines that sound good aloud, with pictures that tell the story too. Many children start reading their own name and favourite lines within a few readings.
Both. Your child is drawn from their own photo, so the hero looks like them — boy or girl — in every story.