Delve into these cracking reads for ages 0–9, and celebrate Easter with rabbits, chicks, eggs and (most importantly) lots and lots of chocolate! Don’t miss our free activities for Easter drawing, colouring in, and more.
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Dictionaries are great for developing your child’s vocabulary, but not just any will do. Publisher Sam Armstrong explains how Oxford Children’s Dictionaries can support your child.
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A rich vocabulary allows a child to enjoy their reading, to express themselves and to learn about the world. James Clements offers tips on how to help your child’s vocabulary develop.
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Sharing a book at bedtime helps develop your child’s vocabulary, gets them used to the idea of regular reading, and gives you both a great opportunity to bond. Children’s author Cerrie Burnell gives us her top tips for getting the most out of bedtime reading.
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Children’s librarian Greta Paterson shares her 5 top tips for choosing books for 3–7 year olds.
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Harriet Muncaster gives her top tips on how to write a story, from developing the characters to designing the plot.
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The evenings are growing darker and the air is becoming crisper. Winter is here. What better way to take shelter from the cold than curled up with a good book? So, here’s a collection of wintery book recommendations from James Clements.
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Christmas is coming! Join Winnie and Wilbur on their festive escapades with these magical activities and books.
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Author John Dougherty writes about his very favourite books for all ages, chosen to inspire a love of reading.
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Discover how to help your child get a good night’s sleep with these tips inspired by our new book for toddlers, Goodnight, Sleep Tight.
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