 | Come to Tea on Planet Zum-Zee by Tony Mitton
Buy used from: £13.50 Colourful, and great fun. The rhyming text tells the story of hovering pizzas and wobbly blue goo. It also illustrates the importance of trying new things and overcoming prejudices.
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 | Wizard! (Imagine You're a...) by Meg Clibbon
Buy new: £7.19 / Used from: £0.01 Currently my daughters favourite bed time read Really beautiful illustrations, and intelligent and tongue in cheek text, telling you all you ever wanted to know about being a wizard.
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 | The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch (Lighthouse Keeper) (Lighthouse Keeper) (The Lighthouse Keeper) by Ronda Armitage
Buy new: £3.96 / Used from: £1.31 A cut above the average story this. Great details of the wonderful food prepared for the Lighthouse Keeper by his doting wife. Look out for the seagulls too!
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 | The Pencil by Allan Ahlberg
Absolutely charming tale of a Pencil and all that he draws.
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 | Professor Puffendorf's Secret Potions by Robin Tzannes
Buy new: £2.98 / Used from: £0.28 Highly recommended. An hilarious story about Enzo the Professors assistant, and a guinea pig!
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 | Busiest People Ever by Richard Scarry
Buy used from: £0.01 If you haven't discovered Richard Scarry, take a look at this. Detailed pages that kids will love to pore over, and funny, loveable characters.
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![Puzzle Ocean [Usborne Young Puzzles]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5160TZD6Z1L._SL75_.jpg) | Puzzle Ocean [Usborne Young Puzzles] by Susannah Leigh
Buy new: £3.49 / Used from: £0.01 We have so many of these puzzle books, and my daughter loves them. Absorbing, detailed pictures on every page, with puzzles to solve and treasures to look for.
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 | Harry the Dirty Dog (Red Fox Picture Books) by Gene Zion
Buy new: £3.97 / Used from: £0.01 The 'Harry' books were all written in the 1950's and the wonderful illustrations depict a bygone era beautifully. Funny tales of a lovable dog.
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 | Tim to the Lighthouse (Little Tim) by Edward Ardizzone
Buy used from: £16.01 Another treasure from the 50's. Illustrated and written by Edward Ardizzone, Fellow of the Royal Academy, this is most definately a ripping yarn. Caution: does depict aggression which may upset some.
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