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  | kabe   Senior Member
 
   
   
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Topic: Favourite picture books Posted: 07 April 2008 at 8:03pm
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   I'm just wondering what your babies favourite book is and/or what book you enjoy reading to them most? At the moment I'm liking, 'That's Not My Mermaid..'It's nice and tactile. Eva likes chewing it!
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  | ShellandBella   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   I got given a good one called "Who's my Mummy?" that is also a tactile book. Bella loves the pictures. And you can't go past "The hungry catepillar" - its a classic and I read Bella the same book that my Mum read to me    | 
 
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  | fattartsrock   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Both my kids love the very hungry catterpiller (sp) and Jake loves Walter the farting dog.  There are lots of lift the flap ones they both love, a fave is a slide and find animal one, Jake likes making the noises, also he LOVES this big one with magnets that he calls the goat book (it had a goat in it) I HATE that one, it goes on "holiday" alot, along with Peter Rabbit, that can be brought to you for reading at least 4 or 5 timers a day   . They both love the hairy Mclairy books, and we like MOG ones form the library as well.
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  | fattartsrock   Senior Member
 
   
   
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|  ShellandBella wrote: 
 I got given a good one called "Who's my Mummy?" that is also a tactile book. Bella loves the pictures. And you can't go past "The hungry catepillar" - its a classic and I read Bella the same book that my Mum read to me
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 We've got whos my mummy here, too, Jake loves it, and I have to read it in a meaowing cat voice, lol.
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  | MyBelly   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   i love reading Eden anything Peter Rabbit related, i used to have it read to me as a child, and i still love it!
 Izobel loves the "whoops" and "buzz" shiny books and has for about a year now!
 
 Also little black sambo (so un PC) and Berenstien (sp) Bears "up spook hill" and "where the wild things are" are also my fave kids books!
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  | EmDee   Senior Member
 
   
   
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 |  Post Options  Thanks(0)  Quote  Reply  Posted: 07 April 2008 at 8:26pm | 
 
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   We have the 'Who's my mummy' book too and a couple of others in the series. Ollie's fav book at the moment is a 'Perky the Pukeko' book - 'Perky & the Possum Trap'. He is very into 'Kekeekos'    | 
 
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  | Neeks   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Keziah really loves the Hairy Maclary series.. we have read them all too her since day one and now I think it kind of sticks    I also personally like 'The Little Yellow Digger' LOL will have to buy that book when she gets a bit bigger    | 
 
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  | Kellz   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   At the moment Isla loves her mini 'In the Night Garden' books, and a set of small books -BINGO, Incy Wincy Spider,No more Monkeys.
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  | BuzzyBee   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Lucas absolutely adores Maisy Mouse books, he goes NUTS when he sees them and is constantly pulling them down from the bookcase and bringing them over for me to read!
 I Highly recommend Maisy's Nature Trail which is an interactive pop-up board book ...with frogs jumping in ponds, birds flapping wings ...eggs cracking open to reveal baby chics. It's gorgeous! That has been his fave since 5ot 6 months of age!
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  | sparkle   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Cooper likes anything with farm animals in them.  He loves me making the sounds, especially the sheep!  Cracks himself up everytime!!
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  | Candkids   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   lol i love the hungry catterpillar, also are you my mother and the best nest.
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  | MorgansMum   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   DD loves Brown Bear Brown bear and also anything with animals that she can tell you what they are.
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  | MummyFreckle   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   Does anyone know where you can buy reasonably priced kids books in Auckland. I went into Whitcoulls the other day and nearly died at how expensive they all were....we are seriously short of books for the wee man, so need to stock up   | 
 
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  | kabe   Senior Member
 
   
   
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   There's a factory shop at 31 Constellation Drive in Albany, that sells cheap books. Haven't been there yet myself, but have heard it's great for kids books. 
 Am getting some great book ideas from this thread!
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  | lizzle   Senior Member
 
   
 
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   warehouse has some great books.  i love the "PRIDDY" range
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 Does anyone know where you can buy reasonably priced kids books in Auckland. I went into Whitcoulls the other day and nearly died at how expensive they all were....we are seriously short of books for the wee man, so need to stock up 
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 if you know anyone who is a primary school teacher or has kids at primary the schoolastic book club books are great!! and dirt cheap, in feb they had the hungry catterpillar for $5!!! i bought it last week for $20 in whitcouls for a birthday present!      | 
 
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