Tymor y Gwanwyn rhestr llyfrau'r

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  • Big Blue Train

    Author: Julia Jarman Illustrator: Adrian Reynolds
    Publisher: Orchard Books
    Interest age: 3+
    Reading age: 5+

    After an earlier adventure with a Big Red Bath, Jarman and Reynolds send Ben and Bella on another imaginary adventure - a train journey to the seaside for a party.

  • The Bog Baby

    Author: Jeanne Willis Illustrator: Gwen Millward
    Publisher: Puffin
    Interest age: 2+
    Reading age: 6+

    Two little girls go walking in bluebell wood and rescue a Bog Baby.

  • Don't want to go!

    Author: Shirley Hughes
    Publisher: Bodley Head
    Interest age: 3+
    Reading age: 8+

    Lily's mum is in bed with flu and dad has to go to work, so Lily must spend the day at Melanie's house. She doesn't want to go, but she soon has fun playing with Ringo the dog.

  • Harry and the Dinosaurs go to School

    Author: Ian Whybrow Illustrator: Adrian Reynolds
    Publisher: Penguin
    Interest age: 3+
    Reading age: 5+

    It's Harry's first day at school. He and his dinosaurs are very excited and perhaps a little bit nervous.

  • Dwdl-mi-do

    Author: Mererid Hopwood Nan Ellis
    Publisher: Gwasg Gwynedd
    Interest age: 4+
    Reading age: 4+

    Original verses and melodies for very young children

  • Paid Eliffant Paid

    Author: Andrea Shavick Cyfieithwyd gan Casi Dylan and Dylan Williams
    Publisher: Cymdeithas Lyfrau Ceredigion
    Interest age: 0+
    Reading age: 4+

    A Welsh adaptation of Stop, Elephant, Stop!, a tropical story with bright colour illustrations and flip-flap pages depicting a crew of jungle animals as they try to keep themselves cool on a hot summer day.

  • Beth sydd o dan y Gwely?

    Author: Mick Manning Brita Granström Cyfieithwyd gan Elin Meek
    Publisher: Gwasg Gomer
    Interest age: 4+
    Reading age: 4+

    A Welsh adaptation of What's Under the Bed?, a colourful story book presenting valuable information about the earth, by following the adventures of two children and their cat underground to examine hidden caves, fossils and even silver, gold and diamonds before reaching the end of their journey at the centre of the earth; for 4-6 year old children.