Tuesday, 20 January 2015
What We're Reading - We Are Wearing Out The Naughty Step by Nick Inkpen
We are avid readers in our house with a vast and ever growing collection of books of many varieties. I thought it would be nice to share with you our favourite book every month as there seems to be a pattern appearing in D's choice of story.
This month our favourite and most read book is We are wearing out the naughty step by Nick Inkpen. we only added this title to our collection in the first week of January but it has been read so much I can probably tell you the whole story word for word!
The book caught our eye with a title pretty much describing how we felt the first week of January.
The story is about a little girl, her brother, their dog and their mum. We love the fact that it's wrote through the eye's of a toddler and expresses emotions and understanding that an adult would have to really think about to understand or even get to in their line of thought. The book is engaging, fun, colourful and brilliantly funny, D was laughing hysterically at some of the things the little girl gets up to with her brother (usually doing something to the dog or mummy!) I even found myself laughing along to the antics and reasoning from a toddler.
The story itself is not long but very aptly described, meaning we can discover each page for a short time together without D losing interest or getting frustrated. With beautifully illustrated pictures on each page depicting the story and lots of things to look for on the pages for extra learning together. This book is well worth the read and will probably continue to be a favourite for a long time to come!
The book is £5.99.
This month our favourite and most read book is We are wearing out the naughty step by Nick Inkpen. we only added this title to our collection in the first week of January but it has been read so much I can probably tell you the whole story word for word!
The book caught our eye with a title pretty much describing how we felt the first week of January.
The story is about a little girl, her brother, their dog and their mum. We love the fact that it's wrote through the eye's of a toddler and expresses emotions and understanding that an adult would have to really think about to understand or even get to in their line of thought. The book is engaging, fun, colourful and brilliantly funny, D was laughing hysterically at some of the things the little girl gets up to with her brother (usually doing something to the dog or mummy!) I even found myself laughing along to the antics and reasoning from a toddler.
The story itself is not long but very aptly described, meaning we can discover each page for a short time together without D losing interest or getting frustrated. With beautifully illustrated pictures on each page depicting the story and lots of things to look for on the pages for extra learning together. This book is well worth the read and will probably continue to be a favourite for a long time to come!
The book is £5.99.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(Atom)
Blog Archieve
-
▼
2015
(113)
-
▼
January
(13)
- Our Adventures This Week #13
- Let's Get Baking - Apple Turnovers
- Review - Mega Bloks First Builders
- Our Adventures This Week #12
- Addicted To Our Tech?
- What We're Reading - We Are Wearing Out The Naught...
- 5 Ways To Deal With Tantrums
- Household Tidy Up Games
- Our Adventures This Week #11
- Five Things... I Couldn't Do Before Becoming Mum
- D at.. 22 Months
- Our Adventures This Week #10
- Five Things.. I didn't know before D
-
▼
January
(13)

Labels
- #MySundayPhoto
- A Trip To...
- All about my year
- Avery
- Avery at..
- baby
- baking
- Birth
- Breastfeeding
- Bump
- Camera Ready
- children
- Christmas
- Colours
- Competition
- Competition Wins
- craft
- DIY
- DIY felt
- Dylan
- Dylan at..
- Eco-Friendly
- Everything Else
- family
- Five Things..
- Free PDF download
- Gift Guides
- Giveaway
- Growing
- Halloween
- Handmade with Love
- Ideas
- Learning
- Let's Get Baking
- Let's Get Cooking..
- Letters to Dylan
- Letters to Scarlet
- Me and Mine
- Mummy and Me
- Nursery
- Our Adventures This Week
- Our favourite books
- Our Wonderful City
- Photo
- Photo of the week
- pregnancy
- Pregnancy - Baby #2
- Pregnancy - Baby #3
- Project 365
- Quilt4Kindness
- Reading
- Recipe
- Review
- Scarlet
- Scarlet at..
- School
- self care
- Summer
- The Ordinary Moments
- The Siblings Project
- Tips
- toddler
- What We're Reading

Featured post
Juggling fun with home schooling {Our Ordinary Moments}
We're starting another new week of homeschooling and I am starting to struggle with finding fun things to do that break up our day after...


0 comments:
Post a comment
Why not leave a comment?