Why am I passionate about this?
Catherine's 3 favorite reads in 2023
Plus, Catherine's 1, and 3-year-old's favorite books.
Why did Catherine's 3-year-old love this book?
I don’t normally go for ‘choose your own ending’ style books, but the O’Hara sisters have won me round. My 3-year-old never tires of this. All toddlers crave a bit of control, and this book gives them precisely that.
The language is imaginative. It pushes my son just a bit (so that I feel he’s learning) but not too much (so that he feels he’s having fun). Plus, the artwork is exquisite. It’s another book I think we’ll both remember sharing when he’s an adult.
1 author picked Once Upon A Fairytale as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it. This book is for kids age 3, 4, 5, and 6.
From the inimitable O'Hara sisters, Once Upon a Fairytale is a story where the reader gets to decide on the adventure - the possibilities are endless.
Did you ever wish to feast with fairies, live in a tree, or ride a unicorn across the sun-lit sky? Here, in this magical world, you can. You can choose to be a clever princess, or a curious gingerbread man, or perhaps a gentle knight. Maybe you'll live in a tree, or a tower on a hill. You can eat fresh-buttered sunbeams with fairies, or newt pie and pigtail pudding with ogres. Everywhere you…