April is Children’s Month at Exclusive Books!
Exclusive Books is well-known for its special focus on children’s books, so every Saturday from 09 April to 30 April, they will be hosting a morning of kids’ activities, treats and fun with readings of Pippi Langkous, Dr Seuss’ What Pet Should I Get?, Where’s Wally and The Good Dinosaur.
These mornings will be held at various Exclusive Books stores, but for a real treat, get the kids to Exclusive Books Melrose Arch as they will be hosting these events on Sundays only, 10:30 till 11:30, starting 10th April until 1st May.
These are going to be really fun mornings and great ways to get your kids excited about reading!
Exclusive books have give us FOUR book hampers to giveaway, one each week leading up the start of the events!
The first hamper we have to giveaway is the PIPPI LANGKOUS hamper valued at R338!!
All you have to do to win is tell us who your favourite childhood book character was.
Competition ends 23 March 2016 and is open to SA residents only.
This is a tough one but Cinderella.
I loved Matilda and still do.
I loved Snow White
Snow White 🙂
Cinderella 🙂
Cinderella!! I loved the story and used to fancy myself as Cinders 🙂
Anything by Enid Blyton or Roald Dahl especially Matilda and the BFG
Liewe Heksie! And Pippie a very close second! I would LOVE this hamper. Cara’s teacher loves braiding hair and my girl comes home with a different style every day… but we have have a problem… mom is useless. Haha! Fingers crossed x
I loved the characters from famous five (Julian, dick, Anne, George and Tim the dog)
Heidi!!! 😉
Pippi Langkous!
I used to love Amelia Bedelia By Peggy Parish!!
Without a doubt the Cat in the Hat was my favorite character
My favourite childhood book character has always been HEIDI. Switzerland’s favorite mountain girl is doubly cool, because she is cool both on the mountain (she’s aces at goat-herding) and off her native hillside (she serves as a loyal and sweet companion to Clara, the resident “sick girl” of Frankfurt). She’s loyal to everyone she loves, and she even helps Clara learn how to walk. She’s a total (adorably pigtailed) package.
I first loved Mr Fox for his quick wit, cunning plans, and excellent banter. Rereading Roald Dahl’s tale of animal triumph in the face of adversity, I have also been struck by how – well – human he is. His fight is as much with his own ego as it is with the farmers; he struggles to balance his desire for glory with the needs of his family. He is a good friend, a kind father and a loyal husband but he is also vain, short-tempered and inclined towards self-pity. A truly fantastic fox – but one that is strongly relatable for all us messy people.
Noddy
Harriet the Spy
I loved Nancy Drew!!!!
Pippie Langkous
My daughter loves Hugless Douglass