Teaching your child to read early and well has multiple benefits and is the key to your child’s academic future.
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Dr. Seuss’ amazing A to Z alphabetical book is filled with entertaining pictures and zany descriptions of the alphabet, with characters like Aunt Annie’s Alligator and the Lazy Lion Licking a Lollipop! At $8.50, from Books Kinokuniya.
Paired with retro-styled illustrations, this picture book delivers a melodic rhyme that engages children and adults alike. Available from the National Library.
Deciding on a single pet to bring home can be hard. The brother and sister pair can only choose one from a large selection of cute and fluffy animals. At $27.71, from Books Kinokuniya.
This best-selling picture book sees Duncan receiving a stack of mail from his former crayons that just want to come back home. Available from the National Library.
Sponky, the Chihuahua, and his best friends, Chloe and Noodle are off to find hidden treasure on a remote island. At $14, from Motherswork.
A much-loved classic, with its vivid and colourful collage illustrations and its deceptively simple and hopeful story, makes a richly satisfying book for children. Available from the National Library.
The first book of the series sees Clarice trying to find a little peace and quiet among the cacophony that is her family members. Available from the National Library.
Seven-year-old Ellie has a special gift – he can talk to animals. One day, Ellie’s class is held at the Zoo where she hears strange sounds. Join her and best friend Cammy on their “beary” investigative journey. At $13.80, from Books Kinokuniya.
Four siblings are sent to the countryside during World War II. There they discover a magical world of ice on the other side of a wardrobe. An epic adventure follows. Available from the National Library.
Matilda is the tale of a gifted girl who yearns for more knowledge despite her parents’ disapproval. At $13.38, from Books Kinokuniya.
Ted is a boy with Asperger’s syndrome. And he is on a mission to solve the mystery of how his cousin, Salim, seemingly vanishes from inside a sealed capsule on the London Eye, the great Ferris wheel attraction in the heart of the city. At $15.08, from Books Kinokuniya.