I’m aiming to put up one post a day, however I am reading faster than posting. This page is to show you the books I’ve read so you can track my progress. As I add the books to the blog, I will add links to the relevant posts. If you have a favourite book to recommend, simply add a comment.
January
- I Spy Mum by Janeen Brian
- Pete the Sheep by Jackie French
- Happy Birth Day by Robie H. Harris
- Baby Boo by Colin & Jacqui Hawkins
- The Great Expedition by Peter Carnavas
- Splish Splash
- Nancy Bentley – the first Australian female sailor by Tracey Hawkins
- The Richest Crocodile in the World by Daniel Postgate
- The Very Cranky Bear by Nick Bland
- Just Like My Dad by David Melling
- The Fly by Gusti
- Bear’s Big Blue Boat by Sue Harris
- Flap! by Alison K Hertz
- Stickybeak by Hazel Edwards
- Hairy Maclary’s Bone by Lynley Dodd
- Who’s That Knocking? By Alison Lester
- Who Sank the Boat? By Pamela Allen
- There’s a Hippopotamus onOur Roof Eating Cake by Hazel Edwards
- Uno’s Garden by Graeme Base
- Koala Lou by Mem Fox
- Belinda by Pamela Allen
- I’m Green and I’m Grumpy! By Alison Lester
- Hunwick’s Egg by Mem Fox
- Animalia by Graeme Base
- Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy
- The Very Fairy Princess by Julie Andrews & Emma Walton Hamilton
- The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch / Michael Martchenko
- Princess Matilda by Eva Montanari
- The Worst Princess by Anna Kemp & Sara Ogilvie
- Princess and Fairy Twinkly Ballerinas by Anna Pignataro
- Princess Poppy The Play by Janey Louise Jones
February
- Prince Cinders by Babette Cole
- Who Flung Dung? By Ben Redlich
- Ma! There’s Nothing to do Here! By Barbara Park
- Dogfish by Gillian Shields
- My Mum & Dad Make me Laugh by Nick Sharratt
- Go Away, Mr Worrythoughts by Nicky Johnston
- Happythoughts are Everywhere by Nicky Johnston
- Aliens Love Underpants by Claire Freedman & Ben Cort
- Rainbow Heroes by BJ Larkey & J Cowman
- Dippy’s Sleepover by Jane Clarke & Mary McQuillan
- April Underhill, Tooth Fairy by Bob Graham
- Old Tom’s Big Book of Beauty by Leigh Hobbs
- Monkey Says “Ooo, ooo!”
- I Love You by Elen Lescoat & Benedict Carboneill
- Edward the Emu by Sheena Knowles
- Five Little Ducks
- Dinosaur Vs. the Library by Bob Shea
- My Granny is a Pirate by Val McDermid & Arthur Robins
- There’s a Wombat In My Bed by Tony Harris
- I’ll Follow the Moon by Stephanie Lisa Tara
- Peggy by Heather Monro
- The Best Game Ever by Brendan Fevola
- Possum Magic by Mem Fox
- Dinosaurs Love Underpants by Claire Freedman & Ben Cort
- Baby Wombat’s Week by Jackie French
- Red Light, Green Light by Anastasia Suen
- Big Brother Little Brother by Penny Dale
- The Story of the Little Mole who knew it was None of his Business by Werner Holzwarth/Wolf Erlbruch
March
- The Night Pirates by Peter Harris & Deborah Allwright
- Dinosaurs Galore by Giles Andreae & David Wojtowycz
- My Father Knows the Names of Things by Jane Yolen
- The Road to Goonong by David Cox
- Rory Racer by Andy Robb
- Little Sheep Gets Lost by Tim Dowley
- Hold on Tight Stripy Horse by Jim Helmore and Karen Wall
- Donkey to the Rescue by Tim Dowley
- New Testament Stories by Allia Zobel-Nolan
- Chicken Little: Home Run
- Frog Gets Lost
- Spaceman Piggy Wiggy
- Mungo and the Picture Book Pirates by Timothy Knapman and Adam Stower
- The Dinosaur Who Couldn’t Sleep by Michael Salmon
- Let’s Play Colours by David Bedford & Leonie Worthington
- Dave the Donkey by Andrew McDonough
- Coming Home by Sharon McGuinness
April
- Sebastian the Sports Car by Ann Martin
- Diggy Dog by Martin Bailey
- Captain Skilly’s Trawler by Martin Bailey
- My Muddled-Up Robot by Ann Martin
- Crocodile Rock by Janine Scott
- Mr Weatherspoon’s Weather Balloon by Janine Scott
- Old McDonald Had a Band
- The Animal Countdown by Frances Bacon
May
- Green Eggs and Ham by Dr Seuss
- Badness for Beginners by Ian Whybrow & Tony Ross
- Bartholomew Bear by Virginia Miller
- Pirateology
- Weather by Robin Kerrod
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I am a Mum to 1 girl and 4 boys. The youngest is just a wee baby but the older ones have all loved The Little Yellow Digger by Betty and Alan Gilderdale.