Charlie and the Chocolate Factory because it just sounded so delicious and I always had a chocolate with me while I was reading it.

Little women; because it has always remained relevant and true to sisterhood and feminism

Fantastic mr fox. It’s the best

Silly verse for kids by Spike Milligan …… rhyme and repetition….so great for kids……and funny. I read it over and over

The Secret Garden was an absolute classic.

My brother is a new father I would love for him to read with his kids when he finishes work to give them bonding time

The Very Hungry Caterpillar, because I was fascinated by how much it could eat. Now it is also my kid’s favourite.

Family had migrated from Holland and I needed to learn to read in English. Lived in a garage and I felt like “The children who lived in a Barn.” I quickly learnt to enjoy reading as do my offspring. Now younger grandchildren and great grandchildren adore Peppa Pig and Bluey.

Matilda by Roald Dahl. The book brings back so much nostalgia of being at home with my grandparents. This was the first book they bought for me and I still have it and have started reading it to my own little ones. Memories are priceless.

Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes.. So humorously hilarious the retelling of famous fairy tales in wickedly wild wonderful verse…. and awesomely amazingly illustrated by Quentin Blake

The very hungry caterpillar was always a favourite. I thought it was so funny. My mum always read it to me when I asked for lots of food. My son has the same love for the book, he was given a massive caterpillar for his first birthday and he is still attached

I was a die-hard Spot fan at a child,
Anything doggy I was a wild!
My daughter is an animal fan,
Getting reading – Spot can.

Oh my. I can not tell you how much I LOVED spot books growing up. But I totally forgot about them! I’d love to relive that with my kids!

Treasure Island captivated me as a child. The hidden gold, maps, pirates…did I mention hidden gold?! Yes, gold still fascinates me to this day.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar, was a true favourite of mine and now I read to my children, Filled with colour and imagination.

Matilda by Roald Dahl, it always took me on such an adventure! I absolutely adore reading to my boys every night and they love picking out books for me to read to them

Spot loves his dad, because it reminded me of how much I love my dad.

I love Heidi. It is a very pretty story, humanises people with disabilities (e.g. blind, illiteracy, etc) and is set in a lovely place with snow and farming, even a love story in there. Thank you.

“Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”. Roald Dahl stories were always my favourite, but the one about chocolate still holds a special place in my heart… and imagination!

The Wind in the WIllows. I just fell in love with every character especially the car racing Toad!