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Recommendations for 2-3 year old

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thereareworsethingsicoulddo · 19/11/2017 17:46

Sorry, am sure this has done before but I searched and couldn’t quite find a thread that nailed it.
2 year old DS, really into his books. Loves The Tiger Came to Tea, The Gruffalo, William & The Night Train...recommendations of similar titles? Amazon seems lift the flap & potty training focussed. I have to read them over & over again Hmm quite often 3 times in one sitting so a nice story rather than just illustrations please for my sanity! Thanks

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Nan0second · 20/11/2017 09:15

Favourites here:
Zog
The runaway tractor (and other usborne books about apple tree farm)
Spot - yes it is lift the flap but she loves the independence of it
Hairy maclairy
Squash and a squeeze
The day the crayons quit (more for 3 than 2 as it's longer!)

Discotits · 20/11/2017 08:11

The Shirley Hughes books, ‘Lucy and Tom’, ‘Alfie’ and ‘Dogger’.
How to Hide a Lion.
Hairy McClairy.
Mog books.

sureitsgrand · 20/11/2017 08:07

I'm getting onto this for my little bookworm, I need ideas for Xmas!

ojell · 20/11/2017 08:04

Everything that krispie and frog said, plus:
Bear Hug
Otto the Book Bear
Red Ted
The Little House
Ox Cart Man
Stanley’s Stick
The Midnight Farm (out of print, but try Abe Books, because it’s just brilliant)
Anything by Bob Graham
Anything by Oliver Jeffers

spacefrog35 · 20/11/2017 06:13

The hairy mclairy series
Anything by Julia Donaldson ( we particularly like Charlie Cooks favourite book)
The Lion inside
The Koala that could
Oi Frog series

Ricekrispie22 · 20/11/2017 06:03

Percy The Park Keeper series by Nick Butterworth
Alfie series by Shirley Hughes
Mog the cat series by
Peter Rabbit
Can't You Sleep Little Bear - Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth
Whatever Next! By Gill Murphy
The Large Family series by Gill Murphy
Elmer the Elephant series
Old Bear series by Jane Hissy
Aliens Love Underpants

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