Love2Read* are books personalised to the child to encourage their love of reading from an early age. By personalising the books using photos of familiar people, items and themselves they can begin to associate simple words with the pictures.
‘The key words in each book are known as high frequency words which are some of the first words your child will be taught to recognise when they start school. As they start to recognise these key words on sight (also know as the ‘look and say’ method of learning) their confidence builds.’
I had originally planned on making D a book for Fathers Day from Lucas but the only photos I have on my laptop are from our holiday so I made Lucas a book about his first holiday abroad instead.
The website was easy to navigate and there are so many books to choose from including birthdays, Christmas, Daddy, Mummy, holiday and so many more. Once I had decided on the book I clicked into it and started to put the photos in and text where the text boxes were. It is very simple to do and doesn’t take long.
It is £14.99 for a book but the more you buy, the cheaper it becomes per book. They are great quality for kids, Lucas likes to rip paper up but this book is strong enough to withstand a rough toddler. He really enjoys looking through it, giggling at the photos. He is too young to read yet but having books around him from a young age is very important to me. I also think it is a fab way of keeping hold of memories and for him to look back on.
My only criticism of the website is that you can’t make books on an iPad. Delivery was super quick, I created the book on Tuesday and it arrived on Thursday.
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I liked reading Enid Blyton books especially Mallory Towers
Mr Pinkwhistle books by Enid Blyton
These are such a cute idea! I loved Enid Blyton’s Famous Five books as a kid 🙂
The magic faraway tree
peter rabbit x
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
Our mum read us ‘the hobbit’ – I loved it 🙂
I love Carrie’s War by Nina Bawden
the tiger who came to tea!
Any Roald Dahl books, brilliant for kids.
My favourite book was The Secret Garden
It was Alice in Wonderland. I loved how magical it all seemed. x
i loved roald dahl and the ‘goosebumps’ books
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
The Magic Faraway Tree
Bambi i loved it 🙂 Thank you so much for the chance xs
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe was my favourite book as a child.
The Borrowers by Mary Norton.
My naughty little sister books and Milly \Molly \Mandy
Flat Stanley 🙂
The Treasure Hunters by Enid Blyton
The worst witch
The very hungry caterpillar 🙂
The Last Noo Noo by Jill Murphy. 🙂
the magic faraway tree x
Spell Me a Witch 🙂
Alice in Wonderland 🙂
The Railway Children
James and the Giant Peach
I loved James and the Giant Peach. It was the first book that captivated me and i loved the way Roald Dahl described its texture and taste.
Chicken Licken was mine
My favourite book was The Twits!! I can’t wait for my daughter to get to that age and be able to sit there with a book and have a giggle!!
I loved the Chronicles of Narnia series 🙂
The Worst Witch by Jill Murphy 🙂
The Borrowers – I used to pretend it was real!
My favourite book as a child was “Alice in Wonderland” 🙂
The enchanted tree by Enid Blyton
Alice in Wonderland
Fairy stories by Hans Christian Anderson x