Tilly and Snickers' Blog

Everyone loves animals and ice cream. When you put them together in a colourful and funny book, you are all set. When my parents read it to me, I’ll always look out for the tiny details on each page: the animals hidden on the first page of the book, the details of each animals’ ice cream choice like worms for chicken or the dandelions for cow. This is one that is high on my list of favourite books. Now that I’m in primary school, I still ask my parents to read it to me becaus

I LOOOOOVE this book, each time I go to the library I bring my parents to the non-fiction section to look at this series of Who Would Win books and this is my favourite. The author imagines battles between different dinosaurs in a big competition on who the meanest and strongest dino is. Although some of these dinosaurs never ever met in real life (they belonged to different eras in pre-historic times), the book still makes it really interesting and exciting. When I read it :

Deep in the forest at the base of a tree A light is shining what can it be? If you love bedtime stories that are cozy, funny, and full of tiny adventures, Goodnight Mice by Frances Watts is a perfect pick. This book is a delightful read for kids who enjoy stories about little creatures and the magic of saying goodnight. Let’s dive into what makes this book so special and why it’s a great choice for your next storytime. When I read it : Pre-school Story : Funny, calming Illu

When I first opened Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown, I felt like I was stepping into a cozy little world made just for bedtime. It helped me feel relaxed and that the things in my room were all welcoming me to rest. When I read it : Early pre-school Story : Super, simple, calming Illustration : Colourful with easy words Overall  (parents' view) : Great book for bedtime, it helped the kids feel so calm and relaxed. What Makes Goodnight Moon Special Goodnight Moon doesn

I love this book, my parents used to read it to me several times a week when I was in pre-school. I particularly love the illustration and the simple story of how I can be myself!