Celebrate World Book Day on April 23 by reading with your children with a new collection of children’s books that you can win from Tidy Bookcases and Usborne Books & More.
World Book Day is April 23 this year and parents can celebrate by reading books with their children and also taking advantage of a children’s book giveaway for a chance to win 15 new books for their children’s library.
The award-winning makers of unique children’s bookcases Tidy Books has teamed up with Usborne Books & More this World Book Day to give parents the chance to win new children’s book titles for their home library. The prize package of books, worth more than $320, is a bundle of 15 Usborne Books & More children’s books for kids ages 18 months to 5 years, which will also come with a Tidy Books Children’s Bookcase.
Tidy Books’ innovatively designed bookcases store up to 85 children’s books, with front covers facing outwards, making it easy for pre-readers to see and choose books independently.
| “What could be better than a kid’s size bookshelf that is easily accessible for little hands, great to look at and a learning device–all in one!” – Nichole, Babble |
To enter, visit the Tidy Books Facebook page between Friday, April 5 through Thursday, April 25 and name your favorite children’s book character.
Usborne Books & More is the sole distributors of award-winning Usborne books in the U.S. Usborne books have a fantastic range of books for children. For personalized assistance finding the best books for your kids visit myubam.com and contact your consultant.
Founded in 2004, Tidy Books is a best-seller in the UK, and is expanding into the U.S. The Tidy Books story began with the original Tidy Books Children’s Bookcase, designed by mom and company founder Geraldine Grandidier, for her daughter in her violin workshop. She created the Tidy Books Children’s Bookcase, which is easy for a child to use, is practical and encourages a love of books. Since then, more practical and stylish children’s storage ideas have joined the Tidy Books family.
