Book Review by Lindikhaya: The Walrus and the Carpenter and other favourite poems in aid of the Children's Trust by Sarah Cure (Compiler)

 It's a collection of poems by different celebrities. It is entertaining and easy to read.

Book Review by Kaylene: Miffy and Melanie by Dick Bruna

This book is about acceptance and friendship between a white bunny and a brown bunny.

Book Review by Happiness: Umlini onomahluko by Sindiwe Magona

Its a story of courage, love, acceptance and hope for kids with disabilities. Well written with beautiful illustrations. (No book cover available)

Book Review by Jongihlanga: The Gingerbread Man by Vera Southgate

Gingerbread Man story, very exciting and enjoyable. The book is similar to Thando Rocker by Dorothy Kowen.

Book Review by Hadjira: Oh, the things you can think! by Dr Seuss

Ideal for children just beginning to read on their own. The rhyme, rhythm and repetition make them easier to read, helping to building confidence.

Book Review by Nomalungelo: Follow the Swallow by Julia Donaldson

This is the story of Chack the blackbird and Apollo the swallow who become friends. Chack tells Apollo thata there will be change in his colour one day and Apollo does not believe him. This book teaches a child that seasons change, the colour of birds changes as they grow old. Life changes as one grows.

Book Review by Nabeweya: The Cat in the Hat

Funny, exciting, intriguing story of a devious cat who makes any situation that's dull and boring into fun! Magic powers. Definitely recommend it to all children and adults that remember the child within...

Book Review by Stacey: William the Fourth by Richmal Crompton

First published in 1923, this is one of a series of books about an irrepressible 11-year old boy, William, and his adventures with his group of friends, called “The Outlaws”.  The fact that the books are constantly being reprinted is an indication of the timeless appeal of the very funny stories.