Bloomsbury The Wandering Wombles

I live in Wimbledon so it is compulsory that I read this to my child. To be honest I got abit sick of the Wombles after the 3rd or 4th book, but I’m hoping to jump back on the bandwagon at some point, maybe when I go through a mid-life crisis (44 - almost there at today’s female SE England life expectancy? Maybe I’m due a long one, oh well.)Good for a pleasant read with your progeny if they’re not into Harry P yet. Features hairy human-like things running around on the common collecting junk and taking naps in quiet spots. Come to think about it, there are plenty of those already on the common before you take into account fantasy creatures. Happy reading!

Having a 70s theme night, have a few old books out

All these books are great for bedtime reading to our little ones. Each book has a long story with each chapter being a self contained story which is just long enough (or short enough) for reading at bedtime. The chapters are easy to read allowed and have held our twins captivated. Plus you get to re-live all the adventures of our childhood favourite characters.If any more are published in the series we will buy.

Wombles are #Number 1!

Really enjoyed reading these books again - well-written and we could all do to be a bit more womble-like! Thanks