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Georgina and Danielle liked this because 'it looked like a girly book' and was about Princesses, one of their favourite topics. They summed up their views as follows: It is a book of make-believe and happy endings.  We particularly liked the story of Sleeping Beauty, which was slightly different to the one we know, the Queen was in the bath when she met the frog! 

Kane Low and Adam Knights chose:
The Little Crooked House
Kane and Adam decided that this book would appeal to children up to 8 years old. They particularly liked the way the words in the text, 'make you think that the train, desert and the wide river are alive', because of the way they are written.

Jordan Bracewell, Gary Lapsley and Brady Coombs reported that they were, 'instantly attracted' to the book because of its 'bold colours' and they also liked, 'the flaps inside the book because we think this would encourage younger children to read and it will be like a game'.

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Jessica Murray and Laura Littlewood thought that:

parents would choose this book because it's interesting for their children under thirteen and it has some good describing words, also great pictures for the little ones to look at.

Danielle Joyce and Chantelle Wright chose:

The gentle rhyming and gorgeous, tissue-paper collage illustrations in this classic picture book make it a favourite with many children. In the book we meet a new animal on each page who nudges us onward to discover which creature will show up next.  Eric Carle's good-humoured style and colourful, bold illustrations make this book all the more entertaining