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Horace and Hattiepillar (Hedgehugs) by Lucy Tapper and Steve Wilson (view source)
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Horace and Hattie are rather charming little characters, and I like the design of this book, with it’s crisp colours and beautiful style. It means that as well as being a nice story to read aloud, it’s a nice book to just look at too, so you can tone it down for sleepy nap times, if need be, and just look over the pretty flowers and rainbows and stars. A sweet story, that’s a little bit educational too!
'''Editor's Note''': we originally saw this book as a picture book but we've now seen it as a board book which would be ideal for babies and toddlers (laminated pages will wipe clean!) and also for the emerging reader as it's a size that fits nicely into a small pair of hands. The font is perfect for someone who still has their reading stabilisers on!
You might also like to try [[Rabbit's Wish by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell]] and [[A Little Bit of Winter by Paul Steward and Chris Riddell|A Little Bit of Winter]] also by by Stewart and Riddell.