Queen Elizabeth (88) (Little People, BIG DREAMS)

Beautiful book.

My children love these books (4 & 7). I got this one to add to their collection and it did not disappoint. It's so well-written and enjoyable for both age groups. I love how there is a more detailed history at the back of these books, that's a real bonus and makes it make sense for my older child!

Really lovely story and now a special piece of history. Our little girl loves to read this and the rest of the series!

Delightful children’s book detailing our dear late queen a lovely keepsake to Remember her by

Been buying this beautiful books for my young niece for Xmas and birthdays. Lovely little collection.

Good for younger children

I have bought several books from this collection and this one is one of my favourites. A bargain price and quick delivery.

Bought as a gift for my niece hopefully she will love it

Love series. Have many of these books. Highly recommend

Accurate. Historical. Engaging. Just an absolute delight to educate kids in this way.

Such a great book for children and adults! Love the illustrations and the book is just terrific for so many ages. My little four-year-old granddaughter loved it and we read it over and over❤️

It’s a beautiful book and we love it!

I have a handful of books in the Little People, Big Dreams series. The books are quite inspiring, generally the theme is that you work hard, you can overcome a humble upbringing and obstacles to be great in your field.This book diverges a little from that format because Queen Elizabeth II was born into a famous family and honestly didn’t want the throne - she would have preferred a quiet life on a farm while her uncle’s family ruled. But with his abdication at age of 10, all of that changed for Elizabeth.This book does not have detailed information about what her duties, her trials and tribulations, or many of the things that were important to her. What the book does show is how she put her personal desires aside to do what is best for her nation, and that the most important thing is to serve others. We don’t always get to pick where our life takes us, but we need to make the best of it and do our best. Although this is not the standard message of this series, but it still fits in and works, as it teaches a good lesson.I’m not sure of the timing of this book - why they didn’t wait until she had passed and include that in the timeline, since it was released the same month as her death and obviously it wouldn’t be a long time. However, that isn’t enough to deduct from the content of this book.The artwork as always with this series is very cartoonish, with disproportionate body sizes, but it’s cute and does not detract from the book.This book would make an excellent gift for any children with family in the UK, or any kids who are interested in history. The cover and inner art and bindings are impeccable and beautifully done as always with this series.