When he was a baby baby, we had a bunch of Usborne books as a great first sensory experience, books with lots of colours and textures like:
This then progressed to being able to read my son stories once he could see all of the colours and I would have to say his all time favourite was (he loved the butterfly and his first proper smiles and giggles were at the butterfly):
He still reads the book now and as a result we have had to tape the spine, many many times. We do have a replacement but that won't ever be used my son! He was then gifted these books:
And his life has never been the same since. He was also gifted Superworm by the same author and illustrator but that has never stuck and although he likes the pictures, he's not so bothered about the story. These two however, he loves everything about them and the fact that there is an amazing animation of Room on the Broom with some of the finest voiceovers ever (David Walliams) makes it even better.
In addition to these two, my son is now obsessed with these two books:
He insists that they be read at least twice a day and loves following the pictures. He even does the same noises I do with the Super Smelly Alien book before I even start reading. Either of these are used as bedtime stories because he just can't get enough of them. And finally, my mum has recently bought him this book:
A lift the flap book about cars, which he loves looking at. He can't read any of the words yet nor is it worth trying to explain the detail they go to telling you about cars and their lives and backgrounds but if he continues to be obsessed with cars and wheels this will be the best thing that's ever happened to him when he can start reading.
Finally, the book I will be buying for literally all of my friends for 1 year birthdays is this:
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~AB~
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