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Olly and Me

Olly and Me

Published in
2004
3.71
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Description

This collection of poems and stories is all about Katie and her little brother Olly who first featured in 'Nursery Collection'. Here the pair visit the park, the library and the Natural History Museum; they make pancakes with Dad and a birthday card for Mum.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages

Why to read

  • Charming Illustrations: Shirley Hughes is renowned for her warm and expressive artwork, which brings the story of 'Olly and Me' to life. The illustrations are not only beautiful but also help to engage young readers and complement the narrative.
  • Relatable Themes: The book explores themes of friendship, imagination, and the simple joys of childhood. These universal themes are easy for children to relate to and can provide comfort as well as a sense of understanding about their own experiences.
  • Language Development: 'Olly and Me' is written with a language that is accessible to young readers, which can help in developing their reading skills. The book's rich vocabulary and sentence structure are ideal for children who are learning to read or looking to improve their literacy skills.
  • Emotional Growth: Through the story, children are exposed to a range of emotions and situations that can help them learn about empathy, problem-solving, and the importance of relationships. Reading about the characters' experiences can aid in the emotional development of young readers.