Showing posts with label Oliver's library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oliver's library. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2014

Oliver's Library


It's been a while since I've done one of these posts
but I just picked up a few books from the This Is series to stash away for Christmas
and thought they might make great gift ideas, so a must share!


I picked up the This is London, Britain, Edinburgh, Ireland and the World to start but am excited to collect them all! One of the greatest gifts my dad gave to me was to open my eyes to the world around us. He traveled a lot when I was growing up and it ignited a curiosity in me, a passion to learn about other places and how other people live . One of my goals is to teach my kids about other countries and cultures even if we can't travel there. 

First up learning about Britain and the UK, where my dad was born.
our home away from home, even if I've only actually passed through on a connecting flight. 
It's in my blood.and theirs too!



Sunday, May 18, 2014

Oliver's Library


This is latest addition to Oliver's book collection and it's a goood one! 
We have been reading every night, we can't seem to get enough. 






Friday, February 14, 2014

Oliver's Library


this week's book selection should probably be under 'Georgies' library since they are more apt for her age group, but since Oliver loves pretty much all books, they still peaked his interest. 

these retro inspired books (by Stephen Krensky) about growing out of babyhood are too sweet 
and would make a perfect gift or a great addition to your child's library!


Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Oliver's Library



Oliver has always loved books, even as a baby he was so content to sit and listen to story after story. 
Georgie was very different, she had no time for the stillness that reading required ... until recently. 
True to Georgie's style she picks the time and the place when she's ready for a book by bringing one to me and saying  "read it"

I've recently discovered some greats reads so I thought I would share. 




Now this book is a little advanced for a 3 1/2 year old but he did really enjoy it!
 There are so many great things to learn, from barn styles to how to make a chicken coop, to identifying different plants and flowers and even great recipes. I know this book will be a favourite for years to come for him and me. 




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