Toppsta - Childrens Books – Reviews

A very funny story about the things children brought to thier class for show and tell. It starts off normal but the things get more and more crazy as book goes on. It has a surprise ending. It teaches...

The images of safari animals are brought to life by turning the page before over or by moving the book in your hands. All my children love doing this from age 4 to 9. As an adult I love it too! It's a...

We adore these baby primer books. A lovely way to introduce your baby to the world of classic literature. This book is all about emotions. Meet the characters from this well known Austin novel. Emma i...

Brilliant baby primer of A Midsummers Night Dream. Wonderfully popular way to  introduce your baby to classic literature. Meet the fairies of this classic tale, like mustard seed, peaseblossom and cob...

Fantastic sound book for babies and toddlers. The sounds are very realistic and loud enough to hear easily.  Thick sturdy board pages which will withstand a lot of abuse or nibbling. Lots of lovely cu...

I had read another book from the dog diaries series, which I enjoyed. It was an easy read, funny, and I read it quickly. I liked the quirky illustrations, and also the fun activities at the back of th...

It was easy to read. I liked that were was a friendship between 2 people that you wouldn't think would get along. It was different from anything else I have read before, a little strange but in a good...

This caught my daughter’s eye at the library so we brought it home to explore further. We initially started looking at Europe and discovering places where her Aunt is holidaying. I talked to her about...

My daughter had this from school as her reading book. She was able to read it independently, only needing help with the odd word. My daughter enjoys stories with animals. There were some questions in ...

I love science, so I was excited about reading this. Information books are my favourite as well. It is a big book, but I liked that, so I knew I would have plenty to read. There is a contents page, so...