Superworm

We absolutely love Superworm! It’s become a firm favourite in our bedtime routine, and pairing it with the Superworm Tonie takes the experience to a whole new level.Why we love it:• Fun and catchy rhyme – Julia Donaldson’s trademark rhyming is brilliant as always. It’s easy to read aloud and keeps little ones engaged.• Empowering message – Superworm is a clever, kind hero who always helps others—great values wrapped in an entertaining story.• Beautiful illustrations – Axel Scheffler’s art is full of character and fun little details. Our child loves spotting things on each page.Works perfectly with the Tonie:• We use the Superworm Tonie alongside the book—it’s magical! The narration matches the story exactly, so our little one can follow along, even independently. It’s made storytime even more engaging and interactive.Final verdict:If you’ve got the Superworm Tonie or are thinking of getting it, this book is a must-have companion. It’s fun, uplifting, and perfect for young readers. Highly recommended!

Our daughter absolutely loves Superworm! Every noodle at tea time somehow becomes Superworm, and she’s so familiar with the story now that she can fill in the blanks as we read. It’s become a real favourite in our house.Perfect for bedtime—it's a good size book with bold, clear illustrations that are easy to see even in low light. The rhyming story is fun, engaging, and just the right length to wind down before sleep. Highly recommend for little ones who love a fun and slightly silly hero!

Beautiful bookPerfect for preschoolerLovely pictures

Julia Donaldson/Axel Scheffler books are works of art. The stories are written beautifully, rhyming with a rhythm that sets the pace. This ensures that as an adult I do not get bored reading the same stories over and over again as the more familiar the story becomes the more I can work on my expression and how I deliver giving me almost as joyful an experience as that of my son listening to them. I feel excited when he brings me a book and then we can have a short bonding session over the story before he goes off to play again. The books describe simple everyday scenes and experiences that a child might encounter helping them make sense of the world around them, mixed with magical characters like dragons, witches, Santa etc.Alex Schefflers artwork is beautiful complements the stories perfectly. The same characters often pop up in different books, whether it be the Gruffalo Child’s stick man in his own story or simply a squirrel and a frog. This helps my son who is fifteen months old develop his own narrative. He does not understand the words I am reading but gets plenty from the rhythm and my intonation whilst building his own story and understanding from the pictures, he is always pointing different characters out to me or finding them when I ask where they are. He loves books and I think that these books enhance a joy of reading and learning. He brings the books to me time and time again.The verses in Supeworm are simple and short, making it great for younger toddlers and moments when attention spans are low. The images of everyday garden insects are great allowing children to recognise them if they have seen them outdoors before. My little boy loves pointing out the spiders in their webs and has even noticed some that I didn't see.

Great story

Another fabulous Jill Donaldson book

Great book, great story and pictures

Arrived on time and in good condition. Nice book with clear drawings and a nice text