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Highly Commended Best Family Cook Book 2012 - Babycook Book by David Rathgeber
By Maisie Jeynes on 20/05/2012 13:43:00
Cook up a storm with nutritious and delicious child-friendly recipes
buds so that they grow up loving food. Babycook Book by David Rathgeber £17.50, Published by Les Editions CulinairesDon't miss... Find out how the Beaba Babycook Duo fared in the Best Feeding Product category
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Highly Commended Best Family Cook Book 2012 - Complete Baby & Toddler Meal Planner by Annabel Karmel
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 13:44:00
Cook up a storm with nutritious and delicious child-friendly recipes
Primavera. New Complete Baby and Toddler Meal Planner by Annabel Karmel, £14.99 by Ebury PressDon't miss... Annabel Karmel's delicious lunchbox suggestionsFind out... Who all of the lucky winners are in our food and dining categories
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Winner Best Family Cook Book 2012 - Cook School by Amanda Grant
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 13:45:00
Leading food writer, Amanda Grant brings us a new selection of appealing family recipes
, it even happens to award-winning chefs!Cook School by Amanda Grant £14.99, Ryland Peters & SmallDon't Miss... Amanda Grant's child-friendly recipes for Tomato Bruschetta, Banana Cream and Linguine With PestoFind out... Who all of the lucky winners
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A few of Belle & Boo's favourite things...
By Fiona McKim on 23/05/2012 10:28:15
The winners of Best Online Toy & Gift Retailer showcase the products they love
Perfectly capturing childhood innocence, charming illustrations of Belle and her rabbit Boo can be found clambering all over this subtly nostalgic collection.The Birthday Surprise, £11The delightfully illustrated picture book debut of Belle & Boo
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Shortlisted Best Children's Story App 2012: Ladybird Classics Me Book
By Catherine O'Dolan on 16/05/2012 14:36:31
The lure of the Ladybird Books has a strong heritage of picture books, now moving onto ipad where nostalgia meets the future
.Ladybird Classics Me Book from 69p.Who won the Junior Design Awards 2012 Best Children's Story App?Read the Ladybird Classic guide to transforming your school run
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Junior Design Awards 2012: Book Winners
By Junior Design Awards on 22/05/2012 14:57:36
Presenting all of our brilliant winners and highly commended entries from the wonderful world of children's books
Winner Picture Book Of The Year: Press Here by Hervé TulletHighly Commended Picture Book Of The Year Colours by PatrickGeorgeHighly Commended Picture Book Of The Year Colours by Orla KielyWinner Best Classic Book Winnie-the-Pooh by AA Milne
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Junior Design Awards 2012: Books Winners
By Junior Design Awards on 22/05/2012 16:32:43
Presenting all of our brilliant winners and highly commended entries from the wonderful world of children's books
Winner Picture Book Of The Year: Press Here by Hervé TulletHighly Commended Picture Book Of The Year Colours by PatrickGeorgeHighly Commended Picture Book Of The Year Colours by Orla KielyWinner Best Classic Book Winnie-the-Pooh by AA Milne
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Shortlisted Picture Book Of The Year 2012: The Hueys In The New Jumper by Oliver Jeffers
By Catherine O'Dolan on 20/05/2012 13:41:46
Jelly beans with legs? Why no, it's the legions of Hueys in the brand new book by award-winning author Oliver Jeffers
sense of mischievous fun.The Hueys And The New Jumper by Oliver Jeffers (HarperCollins, £10.99)Who won the Junior Design Awards Best Picture Book 2012 category? More books by Oliver Jeffers.
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Cressida Cowell's Top Five Children's Books
By Fiona McKim on 28/11/2011 16:36:51
The author of How To Train Your Dragon and This Rabbit Belongs To...picks her personal favourite reads
That Pesky Rat by Lauren Child (Orchard, £5.99)"That Pesky Rat lives alone in a dustbin, but is looking up at the stars, longing to be somebody's pet. A wonderful story about love and loneliness in the big city".Buy That Pesky Rat
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Five ways to encourage your child to love books
By Junior on 16/03/2012 12:16:32
Raise a happy reader with these quick tips
1. Tap into your child's interestsWhether it's football, horses or witches, seek out books and magazines on her favourite subject.2. Make it rewardingGive books as a reward or a treat, rather than forcing your child to read, as this will help
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