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Five fantastic female villains 13/05/24
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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly
(6 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Child's Play
One of the Classic Books-with-Holes that have been around for 30 years. This new edition is perfect for small hands and the holes in the page really draw the child through the book.
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Bookstart Touch books
Great books to share with blind or partially-sighted children. The Bookstart Touch booklist aims to give you more book suggestions for children up to the age of five, based on ideas given to us by parents, teachers, the RNIB, ClearVision, children and other experts.
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Books based on nursery rhymes
Babies and toddlers love songs, especially those with actions. If there are pictures and books involved too, this is even better!
These books feature traditional nursery rhymes, or variations on them. Enjoy sharing them together.
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Books for visually impaired children
While it can be hard to find mainstream books that offer meaningful content for children who are blind or partially sighted, the following list suggests a few ideas. The titles listed include tried and tested examples of books with tactile elements, embossing, die-cut holes, braille and audio.
What you thought...
Average rating:
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ELIZABETH, 27 April 2016
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A real favourite which we do with and without the book. The book is well loved particularly the little holes for little fingers to touch. A fun, melodic rhyme which can really get caught in your head.
Ness, 02 April 2013
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My 16 month old and I love to sit down and read this book, she enjoys being able to turn the pages and seeing animals
Carla, 01 November 2012
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My two love this story. They both went to our local theatre where there was a production based on the book. They were both telling me what animal was next. They enjoy when we read the book together, often telling me what will happen next, or listening to their story cd of the book. Also they love to tell the story out loud when we are out and about.
mummyplustwo, 30 June 2012
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My local library and children's centre did a storytime where they read this book and used a matching puppet that could swallow all the items. It was a very interactive session that was entertaining for child and parent.
theodore, 13 January 2012
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Ruby loves this book - it's great for memory and repeating familiar sentences! Ruby was filling in the gaps from an early age and enjoying the book together was priceless! A real favourite!
crispy, 24 September 2011
We love this story. Has great fluidity to the read. It is one of our favourite go to books at the Childrens Centre.