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Favourite books....favourite bookshop...

Current favourite book

At the moment, little person is enjoying, in fact 'loving' 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' by Jeff Kinney. The book provides tonnes of giggles, but at the same time it is reassuring that he is reading something. If you've followed our story on instagram (homeeder) you'll know how we've tried so many methods to encourage reading!

I wasn't sure if a blog post about little persons favourite books (the whole series) was really going to be an interesting read, however, I found that our best loved bookshop had a fab offer on at the moment. 





So lets talk about the bookshop


Favourite bookshop

So, the bookshop that we voted (in this house) is the one and only, Waterstones. 
I have spent many a days at various Waterstones shops, and time has flown because it's been a quiet, tranquil place to lose yourself in the world of words. 

It's not only the fact that there are so many books, so inevitably, if you love books you'll be in a happy place, it's the atmosphere, ambience  and set up that make these bookshops stand out. 
It always feel very calm, and you're almost certain to find what you're looking for. 


'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' at Waterstones

I had to post about the absolutely fantastic discounts on the 'Diary of a Wimpy kid' books at the moment at Waterstones. 
Just to give an example, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Getaway' is down to £4.99, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Meltdown' is down from £12.99 to a brilliant £9.99...well the whole series is on offer, so hop along to Waterstones site and have a browse!

On the note of special offers, there is a brilliant pre-order price of £6.49 (from £12.99) for 'Diary of An Awesome Friendly Kid'. 

I was thrilled to see such great prices, so had to share with everyone! 

Happy browsing! 


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