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We’re counting down Babyology’s favourite books for 2014!
We’ve reviewed all sorts of children’s books as part of Sunday Arts this year – picture books, ‘stories’ with no words, board books and alphabet books. It’s time to reveal the Babyology reader favourites for 2014, as voted by you.
10. Art Detective – it’s a ‘spot-the-difference’ with a difference! What’s hiding between Monet’s brush strokes? Play sleuth and become familiar with some of the world’s greatest masterpieces at the same time.
9. Dragons Love Tacos – kids love books, kids love tacos and if your kid loves dragons, this book is a winner.
8. Alpha Block – not just the smartest alphabet book we’ve seen this year, this book is a block of design genius.
7. Ask Me – some books are made to be read in one sitting, others are for sharing a page at a time. Ask Me is a conversation starter (and you may just want to keep a record of your children’s answers).
6. The Baby Tree by Sophie Blackall – the perfect blend of fanciful and factual about where babies come from.
5. The Amazing A to Z Thing by Sally Morgan and Bronwyn Bancroft – a stunning alphabet book packed with Australian details.
4. My First Animalia by Graeme Base – the perfect book for introducing a classic to a younger audience.
3. My Mum Says the Strangest Things by Katrina Germein – all the nonsense things we say, in a book. With fabulous illustrations by Tom Jellett.
2. A Baby For Loving by Libby Hathorn – a gentle poem about a family of bears welcoming a new cub (expect warm and fuzzy pastel goodness).
1. Big Questions From Little People and Simple Answers from Great Minds by Gemma Elwin Harris – a book that is guaranteed to fascinate all readers, no matter what their age.
Katrina studied planning and design, did the hard yards working in a big office building and then traded it all in for a relaxing (!) life at home with four children. She now fills her time with writing, completing a degree in genetics and taxiing her children around Melbourne to their various sporting commitments (not necessarily in that order).
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