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Children's Books: What Are Your All-Time Favourites?

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babyboy520 · 19/09/2025 03:44

I’ve been on a bit of a children’s book binge lately (as if my bookshelf wasn’t already overflowing!), and I’m curious to know: what are your all-time favourite kids' books? The ones that never get old, the ones that hold up after countless readings, or the ones that you can actually tolerate reading over and over again (because, let’s face it, some books are just torture by the 30th read!).
I’ve got a few classics in mind, but I’m always looking for fresh recommendations – especially ones that might get my little one really into reading (and not just chewing on the pages). Anyone else got those hidden gems you can’t stop reading with your kids? Or maybe a story that never fails to make you giggle?
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Bonus points if you can recommend books that have beautiful illustrations because let’s be honest, those are almost as important as the story itself!

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ToTheStarsToTheSea · 19/09/2025 08:18

Board books: I Love You More by Sebastian Braun; We're Going on a Bear Hunt; The Jolly Postman/Jolly Christmas Postman.

Picture books: Elmer; The Hungry Caterpillar; The Gruffalo, and tbh most of Julia Donaldson's; The Tiger Who Came to Tea; the Mog series

Younger chapter books: Anything by Roald Dahl; The Faraway Tree series

Older chapter books: the Harry Potter series; Howl's Moving Castle; Stig of the Dump; anything by Michael Morpurgo or Katharine Rundell

CelticPromise · 19/09/2025 08:13

Where the Wild Things Are
Stuck by Oliver Jeffers
Yy to Richard Scarry

Worst Witch
Which Witch? by Eva Ibbotson
Mrs Frisby and the Rats of Nimh
A Little Princess

LindorDoubleChoc · 19/09/2025 08:08

Goodnight Gorilla
Dr Xargle's Book of Earthlets
Cockatoos
You Choose
Winnie the Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner
Stig Of The Dump

evtheria · 19/09/2025 08:08

Picture books:
The various (thin, large format) Pirate books by Jonny Duddle - not only funny, but DS and I would almost always spot a new detail in the illustrations each time we read!
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, illustrated by Errol le Cain - I had this growing up and found a copy for DS, it’s stunning.
The Comet (Stanton)
And everything by Oliver Jeffers, ‘This Moose…’ is my favourite.

Bbq1 · 19/09/2025 08:02

Topsy&Tim
Mr Men
Tom's Midnight Garden
Mallory Towers & St Claire's
The Faraway Tree
The Wishing Chair

evtheria · 19/09/2025 07:56

The Secret Garden
Danny, the Champion of the World
The Wind in the Willows
The Hobbit/LOTR
His Dark Materials
HP and the Philosopher’s Stone/Prisoner of Azkaban/Goblet of Fire

Needmorelego · 19/09/2025 07:55

Picture books:
Anything by Allan and Janet Alhberg
What Do People Do All Day by Richard Scary
Brambley Hedge by Jill Barkham
Topsy and Tim (the original illustrations are my favourites)

DisplayPurposesOnly · 19/09/2025 07:50

For reading aloud The Bed Book by Sylvia Plath illustrated by Quentin Blake. Think it's out of print but available second hand.

Also like Richard Scarry a lot as author & illustrator.

DelurkingAJ · 19/09/2025 07:50

Children of Greene Knowe
The Red Towers of Grenada (anything by Geoffrey Trease really)
Chalet School

ApricotCheesecake · 19/09/2025 07:49

Anything by Noel Streatfield or Diana Wynne Jones.

PegDope · 19/09/2025 07:48

The Magic Faraway Tree
Danny the Champion of the World
Woof

DisplayPurposesOnly · 19/09/2025 07:46

The Children of Green Knowe
The Little White Horse
Tom's Midnight Garden

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