Little Bear’s Winter – BBC Children in Need
Little Bear's Winter
A beautiful little book about friendship by Maya Victoria Linde. A book that makes a difference – all profits go towards this year’s BBC Children in Need fundraising marathon. We’ve decided to start early 
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One of the main characters, Little Bunny, finds himself in the tricky situation of explaining what the winter looks like to his best friend Little Bear who has never seen winter because, as you know, bears sleep all through the winter season.
It is an enchanting story for children and is 
Rediscovering the Classics: Some of the Best Children’s Books
The Wind in the Willows
It’s important for children to read as wide a variety of material as possible, but the likes of Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings have swamped children’s literature and overtaken a generation’s imagination. Whilst it is great they are enjoying these novels, it is still important to be as diverse as possible. It is time to introduce some classics to your collection and allow your child to enter the weird and wonderful world of the best children’s authors. This list should set you on a trip down memory lane, and introduce some now obscure talent to your book collection.
Become an Agent of the Secret Seed Society
Secret Seed Society
Wanted: agents with green fingers! The Secret Seed Society has come up with a novel idea that is bound to get more kids into reading, gardening and healthy eating – an all-round solution, I’d say.
The Secret Seed Society has started a children’s books series starring various veggie characters like, for example, Rudy Raddish and Carla Carrot. The unsophisticatedly yet funnily drawn characters catch your attention instantly – a good work by illustrator Valentina Cavallini.
Each book contains a secret packet of seeds along with instructions and tasty recipes. Once you’ve read the story, sow the seeds, grow your own vegetables, cook them and
Activities for Kids During the Half Term
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Yes, it’s that time of year again – a whole week of freedom for kids to enjoy. The half term runs from Monday 24 October to Friday 28 October 2011.
Although the TV channels are fighting ferociously for the attention of the young viewers offering all sorts of shows during the half term, the warm whether, I hope, will keep the kids outdoors.
50-Pound E-Reader Bound to Change the Book Industry
The Weltbild E-reader
We all must have heard about the expensive Amazon Kindle e-book reader, a competotor OYO costing around 100 pounds or about the fact that e-books can be read on the iPad. People involved in the conventional book publishing (I mean the traditional stuff like paper, ink and all that sort of thing) have said that the kindles and similar e-readers were too expensive to pose a real threat to the book industry.
Simply nobody could afford them. World’s cheapest e-reader OYO costs around 100 pounds.
Meanwhile something has happened that is bound to change the way we read.
Writing Madness – Everyone Has a Book Inside
Books
You might have already heard about the writing madness that approaches us with huge steps. Immediately after we say farewell to the scary Halloween, something even more overwhelming falls upon us – yes, you guessed right – it’s the National Novel Writing Month or NaNoWriMo – a fun and truly-inspiring way of getting closer to the literature and books.
The challenge is to write a 50,000-word within a month. “Why”, you would ask. Oh, many reasons – have you every wondered what it takes to be a writer? Want to improve your writing skills?
The Tiger who Came to Tea – Judith Kerr
Tiger who Came to Tea
British writer and illustrator Judith Kerr was born in Germany. She left the country when she was 10 years old. She used to live in Switzerland and France before settling in Britain.
When she was a little girl, she dreamt of becoming a famous writer. But, funnily, she only began writing and illustrating books when her own children started learning to read.
The Tiiger who Came to Tea is a perfect classic story with wonderful pictures. Little Sophie and her mother are sitting in the kitchen
The Cat in the Hat – Dr Seuss
The Cat in The Hat
An American cartoonist and writer Dr Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel) mostly known for his story “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” has published 49 children’s books.
One of the Beginner Book series published by Random House was The Cat in the Hat. This series of books was oriented towards teaching children reading at an early age.
The story sounds rather enthralling. One cold wet day a mother leaves two young children unattended. The brother and his sister weren’t too happy – they got bored soon. And what happens when
Alan Milne – Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh
Is there somebody who doesn’t know Winnie the Pooh? No! Everybody know the lovely Pooh Bear and his many friend that live in the Hundred Acre Wood. In reality it was Five Hundred acre Wood – Ashdown Forest where the Milne family lived.
Alan Alexander Milne based the characters of his bear stories on his son’s toys. He also named the character Christopher Robin after his son Christopher Robin Milne. We all have a special place in our hearts for Winnie
Strega Nona – Tomie DePaola
Tommie DePaola
Strega Nona was first published in 1979. Tomie has written and illustrated this children’s book. Strega Nona in Italian means grandma (nona) witch (strega). This book is about a magic healer living in