Parents can have plenty of fun reading these books too. Whether it’s a feeling of nostalgia or using different accents to represent the characters and animals in the book, reading these short stories out loud with children is a lovely way to bond and encourage their development in reading or listening skills. There are many routes and plots to be explored that prompt children’s imagination and emotions, with both ups and downs but in a playful way. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office. Each book is perfectly contained in a slip, and presented in this unique gift box which will look stunning on any bookshelf. There are stunning and immediately recognisable illustrations on each cover and throughout each book which helps children to visualise the setting of Winnie the Pooh and his many adventures. The books are a perfect read before bed, or can be enjoyed in your very own ‘corner’. Even just 10 minutes a day reading can really support a child’s development books, right from birth. They will enjoy the pictures and bright colours but also the sound of a parent’s voice can be soothing and by including reading as part of their routine, it will soon become very familiar. Guaranteed to put a smile on their face, children will truly enjoy opening this collection – not only for the first time but over and over again. Suitable from newborn , there are an incredible thirty books for parents and children to choose from. Each one features the nation’s most loved and wonderful bear, Pooh, as he embarks on one big adventure after another with his forest friends in the 100 Acre Wood. There is plenty of fun, mischief and mayhem that takes place as well as the important value and moral of friendship that underpins each story. The Winnie the Pooh collection of stories by A.A. Milne was published in 1926. Milne wrote the stories for his son Christopher whose toy animals were the footing for the characters. Christopher also became the main character that looked after the animals. Winnie the Pooh, sometimes referred as simply Pooh or Edward Bear is delightful, friendly, lovable who very much enjoys lots and lots of honey.

Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. The sale of customised goods or perishable goods, sealed audio or video recordings, or software, which has been opened. Why settle for one Winnie-the-Pooh story, when you can have the complete collection of Alan Alexander Milne’s 30 stories?What a delightful gift to give or receive. The classic and phenomenally popular Winnie The Pooh Complete 30 books box set is a must have for every child’s nursery, bedroom, play room or bookshelf. Get kids thinking and reading outside the box with kids’ books for independent readers. Storytelling authors like Enid Blyton, David Walliams and Roald Dahl are sure to spark imaginations. Step into the magical world of Harry Potter, open the Diary of a Wimpy Kid and discover classic children’s books. Activity Books for Children The nation's favourite teddy bear has been delighting generations of children for 90 years. Milne's classic children's stories are both heart-warming and funny, teaching lessons of friendship and the magic of children’s imaginations. Having been around for generations, the classic Winnie The Pooh Complete 30 books box set these books are a testament to kids’ books and children’s literary favourites. Each one starts with the memorable ‘Once upon a time’ and has a delightful story to tell that is easy for young minds to follow and engage with. Parents have often described this collection has ‘heart-warming’ and ‘charming’ thanks to the way they are written by the renowned A.A. Milne. The item is amazing and deserves 5 out of 5. I feel sure my neighbours daughter will love them as much as my own children did.

Reading children’s books and bedtime stories to your child is great for their brain development, vocabulary, attention span and more. Reading and storytelling are wonderful ways for you and your child to connect and spend time together at any age. As children grow, you can talk to them about their favourite kids’ books to encourage them to keep reading. Early Reading Goods that by reason of their nature, cannot be returned - (Items such as underwear, where the 'hygiene patch' has been removed, or cosmetics where the seal has been broken). The books were bought for my 3.5 year old, they come in a nice box, each book has a dust cover (which we've removed for now to prevent them all being ripped), but I am very happy with the product, they are as expected, and I am certain we will keep these books in the family for a long time.

Reading baby books and picture books can help introduce little ones to first words, early language skills and storytelling. As kids grow, they can begin reading along with their favourite bedtime stories. Step into the deep dark woods with The Gruffalo, explore fun textures with Touch and Feel kids’ books and find favourite children’s book authors like Julia Donaldson. Favourite Children’s Books It's worth noting the stories take about 30 minutes each to read and have some fairly complex language for small children, I believe they were first written from 1927 onwards, so the writing does reflect that era - but that being said, they are lovely stories and my son (who also enjoys the films) adores them. There's also not too many pictures, so worth being fairly familiar with the stories. The books were bought for my 3.5 year old, they come in a nice box, each book has a dust cover (which we've removed for now to prevent them all being ripped), but I am very happy with the product, they are as expected, and I am certain we will keep these books in the family for a long time. It's worth noting the stories take about 30 minutes each to read and have some fairly complex language for small children, I believe they were first written from 1927 onwards, so the writing does reflect that era - but that being said, they are lovely stories and my son (who also enjoys the films) adores them. There's also not too many pictures, so worth being fairly familiar with the stories. In a new collection of stories in which to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Winnie the Pooh in 2016, Pooh made a new friend, Penguin!