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Giving Your Child The Gift Of Reading

One thing you will all know by now, is hard much I find teaching our children to read is important.  Before C even knew what a book was, we would read to her or look at the pictures.  As she grew we would make our own stories from the pictures in the book, or discussing what we thought would happen next.  Giving your child the gift of reading is such a valuable gift.

I have recently teamed up with Books 2 Door. Where I was given my choice of books to review and offer you a giveaway. With books for every age from babies up to adults. Which covers ever topic and theme there really is something for everyone.

As my eldest granddaughter is now at nursery, she is finding the enjoyment of books, and loves her bedtime story.  With this in mind, I chose a set for her which will continue her love of reading and stories, and I could not leave out her baby sister.

Reading Champions For New Readers

Reading Champions For New Readers

This Reading Champions For New Readers selection consists of 30 books. All with a different topic that children can relate to. Which will help them learn to read and learn new words along the way. And helping with their speaking skills as well.

  • support you to offer your child a wide range of books to choose from
  • provide opportunity for your child to use and apply the reading skills they have learnt in school
  • use common interests and real-life experiences so that your child can identify with characters and settings
  • use clear sentence structures and accessible vocabulary that your child is able to understand easily
  • use natural language patterns so that books can be read aloud and shared with enjoyment and confidence

This is a lovely set of books that every child would benefit from having in their reading library at home

Usborne Peep Inside Collection

Usborne Peep Inside Collection

A love selection of 6 lift the flap books. Great for the younger children as the books are thicker and not easily damaged.  With 6 different themes you can lift the flaps as you read through the book, which is full of colourful illustrations that will keep childrens attention.

All the  books offer a huge discount, so is a great way to build up your child library, plus if you would like to purchase these sets or any other set. I have a discount code especially for my readers which will give you a 10% discount which expires on 12th February, just enter STRESSEDMUM10 at the checkout.

Plus they also have a lovely scheme where with every order you earn points that converts into money off new orders, you can find out more here.

Giveaway

Book 2 Door are giving one of my lucky readers the chance to win a £50 voucher to spend on their site to choose any book set, whether it is for your children or yourself.  See below on how to enter, and remember to read the terms and conditions.

Win A £50 Voucher To Spend At Books 2 Door

Have you seen my other giveaway

Win a Dolma Vegan and Cruelty free discovery set 

214 Comments on “Giving Your Child The Gift Of Reading

  1. The Reading Champions for New Readers would be perfect for my 3 year old son. He will hopefully be a bookworm like his big sister!

  2. I’d like to get my children the Usborne My Second Reading Library (Level 3, 4 & Series One) 50 Books Box Set – Ages 5-7 – Paperback

  3. I’d love to start with the TV Vera series for myself as I love the TV series.i also love reading. Then I’d ask the girls to choose themselves a set each.

  4. Maybe the Katerina Diamond Collection 7 Books Set, I love reading and spend a fortune on books so this would be great!

  5. I would really love the Rainbow Magic The Magical Party and Adventure Series Collection for my little girl. She always chooses a Rainbow Magic book from her school library and she would be thrilled with this! Such a great price too! x

  6. Roald Dahl Collection For my niece and nephews as I’m trying to get them to read rather than say there’s a movie they don’t have to

  7. These sound really good for my nephew – The Last Wild Trilogy Series 3 Books Collection Set by Piers Torday – Paperback – Young Adult

  8. Greatest Novels: “Great Expectations”, “David Copperfield”, “Oliver Twist”, and “A Christmas Carol”

  9. There’s an alien in your book
    There’s a dragon in your book
    we would love these as “There’s a monster in your book” is a firm favourite.

  10. I’d love to introduce my nephew to Roald Dahl I loved his stories when I was younger, so I’d have to get him the Roald Dahl Collection.

  11. I love mystery/crime/thriller books so I would get Enzo Macleod Investigations: The Complete 6 Books Collection by Peter May.

  12. I would choose the Young Adult ‘After; series by Anna Todd. Then I could read them and pass them on to my students.

    1. I would love a Beatrix Potter set of all the individual little books both for me to revisit and for my grandchildren.

  13. Cant beat Biff, Chip and Kipper: Read with Oxford Stage 1 24 Books Collection Set by Roderick Hunt – Age 3+

  14. Oh my goodness so much choice! I would get the shapeshifter collection and the star wars junior novels collection.

  15. I would choose Usborne My Second Reading Library (Level 3, 4 & Series One) 50 Books Box Set – Ages 5-7 – Paperback

  16. We love books in our house, we started reading to our eldest from the day he was born and we always finish the night with a bedtime story

  17. I’d get the Horrible Geography set – I’ve not seen those anywhere before but my boys love the history & science ones

  18. Just spotted the Jill Tomlinson set and all the memories of the owl who was afraid of the dark came flooding back so would have to be that series.

  19. Harry Potter! My niece has just got into them and has borrowed the first two. Would be lovely to get her a set of her own!

  20. The Reading Champions for New Readers set sounds like a fantastic set and really helpful for those starting their reading journey. Olivia would certainly benefit from those.

  21. I love the Chronicals of Narnia set, reminds me of when I was a child, and I know my four would love them

  22. I’d choose the Usbourne Beginners History collection as my little boy is just starting to develop an interest in history.

  23. My 2 year old grandson would love this set Thats Not my Wildlife 5 Books collection Set By Fiona Watt & Rachel Wells

  24. I don’t feel like you can ever have too many books. I’d get the touch and feelings set for my daughter and the horrible geography set for my sons

  25. I would get the Reading Champions For New Readers for my grandson who is nearly 5, he loves nana reading to him & he’s just started reading himself, so this pack would be great for us to read together

  26. We would probably choose both the Five Realms Series 5 Books By Kieran Larwood and the The Mysterious Benedict Society Complete Series 5 Books Collection by Trenton Lee Stewart

  27. I’d buy a set of the Biff, Chip and Kipper books as it is a great series for learning to read.

  28. I would choose the Roald Dahl collection because I loved them so love the idea of my kids getting the same enjoyment.

  29. I think my nephew would really like the Lift-the-flat questions and answer book set by Katie Daynes, he loves the interaction these books offer.

  30. I would get my daughter the Sherlock Holmes book sets, they look great and she loves a mystery to solve

  31. I would get the Enid Blyton The Magic Faraway Tree Collection for my niece as I loved those books when I was a kid.

  32. I am really glad I have discovered books 2 door through entering this competition, There is a lovely selection of books on the website
    I would go for the bed time stories collection first.
    We love reading at bed time.

  33. The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency 10 Books Set Series 1 by Alexander McCall Smith and Lesley Pearse 11 Books Collection Set Stolen, Without a Trace, Forgive Me, Belle & MORE
    Wow this would keep me going for a while!

  34. Joe Wicks Lean in 15 and Hairy Dieters Go Veggie & Make it Easy 2 Books Set By Si King & Dave Myers as I’m trying to lose weight and be healthier.

  35. The Giordano Bruno Series 5 Book Collection by S.J. Parris – I’ve read one of these books and would like to read more.

  36. I’d choose the Meg and Mog Collection 10 Children Pictures Books Set and the Richard Scarry’s Collection 10 Books Set Best First Book Ever

  37. I love those lift the flap books and remember how my kids eyes would light up when we would read them together

  38. I think my youngest would really enjoy Minecraft, The Woodsword Chronicles, thank you for the giveaway, can never have enough books here!

  39. I would be very tempted to choose the The Secret Seven Books by Enid Blyton – to enjoy for the 2nd time – with my grandson!

  40. Usborne My First Reading Library 50 Book Collection looks like a perfect collection for my son. He’s just getting there with putting words together, so this would be the next step for him.

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