DD1 is 5 tomorrow, DD2 is 3, and DS is just 3 months. So far we've read the second Gaskitt Family book by Allen Ahlberg and are looking forward to the third. Just started The Stone Goblins by David Melling but DD2 not so keen at the moment. I've got a cold and have lost my voice so my reading style isn't the best just now, we'll see what they think when DH takes over tomorrow.
We've already got or have had from the Library: Mog's Christmas, Silly Suzy Goose, Borka, The Enormous Crocodile all of which we like.
They also got:
How the Weather Works (pop-up book)
Build your own castle/Pirate Ship (I got these, there is loads of factual stuff in them but also east to pop out shapes to construct a castle and figures to colour in and cut out so lots to do, there are more in the series which we might have to get)
Flower Fairies of the Spring/Summer/Winter (loved this when I was a child and now like that there are fairies of both sexes)
Collected Works for Children by Carol Ann Duffy (this is fab!)
Collected Works for Children by Ted Hughes
The Magic Faraway Tree Box Set (my cousin gave me DD1 this, we would swap box sets when we were kids and both loved EB)
DK Science Encyclopedia
the Wee book of Scottish Fairytales
2 books about London
Mrs Pepperpot Stories
A Little Book of Jesus Stories (from MIL, I'm an atheist, not sure it's entirely an appropriate gift for the child of an atheist but will fit into our collection of ancient myths)
See Under the Ground
Orchard Book of Roman Myths
Katie's book of Creepie Crawlies (Scots dialect book)
The Christmas Story (also MIL)
The Complete Beatrice Potter (absolutely gorgeous)
The Bedtime Book by Sandra Boynton (very good, love her stuff)
I come from a big and bookish family so Christmas always means lots of books.