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Nothing beats a good picture book. We remember the ones we loved as children and we remember the ones our children loved. We remember the ones we loved reading to our children. They teach rhythm, rhyme, counting, sorting, matching and simple words. They assuage early fears and they tickle an early sense of humour. Here are Bookbag's favourite from 2008 - in no particular order! Why not [mailto:sue@thebookbag.co.uk tell us] about your favourites? | Nothing beats a good picture book. We remember the ones we loved as children and we remember the ones our children loved. We remember the ones we loved reading to our children. They teach rhythm, rhyme, counting, sorting, matching and simple words. They assuage early fears and they tickle an early sense of humour. Here are Bookbag's favourite from 2008 - in no particular order! Why not [mailto:sue@thebookbag.co.uk tell us] about your favourites? | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 8 November 2014
Nothing beats a good picture book. We remember the ones we loved as children and we remember the ones our children loved. We remember the ones we loved reading to our children. They teach rhythm, rhyme, counting, sorting, matching and simple words. They assuage early fears and they tickle an early sense of humour. Here are Bookbag's favourite from 2008 - in no particular order! Why not tell us about your favourites?
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