Banner of Story Snug with an owl, flying books, a balloon and a rainbow in the clouds. Tagline: Open up a whole new world.

Guestbook

I’m always happy to read new stories so if you have favourite picture books it would be great to hear your recommendations.

Leave a Reply

29 responses to “Guestbook”

  1. Cathy avatar
    Cathy

    Hi Catherine,
    I would love to have you review my new book The Adventures of Lovable Lobo – Lobo Visits the Barnyard by C.L. Murphy.
    Please let me know if you are interested.
    Thank you for your time.
    C.L. Murphy

    1. Catherine avatar
      Catherine

      Thank you very much for your kind offer. At present I am not recommending ebooks but that may change at some point in the future.

  2. Sarah avatar
    Sarah

    I’m so excited to meet you! I’m in the process of starting another blog that is very similar to yours…picture book reviews! Maybe we can work together at some point once I get it up and running!

    Happy New Year!

  3. Diana avatar
    Diana

    Hi Catherine,
    I love your blog . Very good !
    Could you also recommend CD’s for little ones ? With rhymes and songs , so we can sing along in the car !
    Diana

    1. Catherine avatar
      Catherine

      Hi Diana, thanks for visiting Story Snug. I have two CD recommendations on the blog tomorrow, both tried and tested over and over and over again!

  4. jenny fee avatar
    jenny fee

    Hi Catherine – i love your site, and many of the books you have listed i have read multiple times with my 9, 7 and 4 year olds! I published my first children’s book in 2011 – Pancakes at Midnight – Jet Lag and the Young Traveler. It is particularly fitting for young expats who travel “far away” to visit grandma or other relatives! would you be interested in seeing it? could i send you a copy? to which address? i live in switzerland. would love to hear from you and thanks again for your site – jenny

    1. Catherine avatar
      Catherine

      Hi Jenny, I’m pleased that you like the site. I would be very interested in reading Pancakes at Midnight and if my family and I like it I would be happy to recommend it.

  5. Sarah avatar
    Sarah

    What a great resource I will pass it onto my early years friends at work. My recommendation is shark in the park by Nick Sharratt, it’s funny and it rhymes and the pictures are bright and eye catching. It keeps little ones really interested and there is lots of repetition. A great ending too.