Albie

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Join Albie on an exciting underwater adventure as he hunts for sunken treasure with a crew of crazy pirates. It shows Neanderthal – or stone age – people sewing hides, carving a bear and playing a bone flute, as well as Albie and his new friend Thorn painting their adventure on the cave wall. Was your own childhood similar to Albie's - did you use your imagination to transform boring tasks when you were young yourself and then when your own children were little? There's a brilliant part where Albie and his pals are sliding down a tunnel and the book flips on its side to better reflect their descent.

We havwe been receiving our storybook subscription for around 18 months and I can't see us stopping anytime soon. After we had finished reading this for the first time, my eldest said "I LOVE it - can we read it again? A charming story perfect for reassuring children that bedtime can be the most special time of the day. With a diverse range of characters, relatable predicaments and crazy capers, these hilarious first chapter books will get your little readers hooked!

Built on strong values of kindness, empathy, understanding and tolerance, these stories are lead by empowered female characters who solve their own problems - and everybody else’s! We didn't want the stories to feel educational, we wanted them to be fun so that children might be motivated to find out more about what they see. At Books2Door, we believe that reading is a fundamental skill that every child should have to help improve their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills. I was lucky enough to once visit a cave in France that had some genuine prehistoric cave art and this spread reminds me of that special time.

In conjuction with Cosgrove Hall Films, Andy created and developed the award-winning animated television series, Albie, for CITV. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. I often get messages on social media from parents and children eagerly awaiting the next adventure, and many parents telling me they read Albie stories every night.Sometimes I read a book which just blows me away and The Many Worlds of Albie Bright by Christopher Edge is one of them… This book is such a delight it made me laugh out loud, took my breath away and made me cry. In theory, it could have kept going forever… Every world feels distinct and surprising… Albie’s reunion with his mother, when it comes, is utterly heartbreaking, and readers may be grateful they had so many chapters to prepare for it.

There’s nothing to fear in this hilarious tale and children will love turning the half page to discover who’d behind the chaos. As parents ourselves, we have always tried to do this for our own children and definitely used imaginative play to help make everyday activities exciting. But, for the purposes of this month's Imagining History Recommends, it is the adventures of Albie that caught our eye.

This is then laid out by a designer, then the illustrator, Ed Eaves in this case, will create some rough drawings to fill the pages. Albie is a six year old boy whose imagination turns his surroundings into wild fantasy and he sees peculiar creatures everywhere. Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools. With evocative images from award-winning illustrator Anastasia Suvorova, and free Stories Aloud smartphone audio book.