
Nana Loves You: A Christmas Countdown
Twenty-four sleeps, twenty-four little adventures with Nana.
Warm, rhyming picture books for Nana to share with the little ones she loves. Every book is a rhyming read-aloud and a keepsake gift, with a page for Nana to write in.




Twenty-four sleeps, twenty-four little adventures with Nana.
Starting on the first of December, read one short rhyme together each night: paper snowflakes, a wobbly gingerbread house, cocoa with (just one more!) marshmallow, caroling by lantern light, snow angels, a secret present for Nana… and on Christmas morning, turn to the very last page.
Three books so far, with more on the way. Each one stands on its own, so you can start anywhere.

Twenty-four sleeps, twenty-four little adventures with Nana.

Paper chains, gingerbread, sled rides and snowy robins, and the very best present of all.

From splashy spring puddles to snowy winter hugs, a whole year of Nana's love.
More books are coming soon. Get a note when they’re out →
The same three friends in every book, so each new story feels like coming home.

Silver bun, round glasses, a mustard cardigan, and always time for one more story.

Curly hair, red boots, and a giggle big enough to fill the whole garden.

Nana’s ginger cat. Can your little one spot Biscuit on every single page?
This book is for
with love from Nana
Every book opens with a page for Nana to write in, so it becomes a gift they’ll keep long after they’ve outgrown it.
Nana, the little one and Biscuit, ready to print and colour in together. Pop in your email and we’ll send you straight to the download, plus a note whenever a new book in the series comes out.
Little books about big love, for the people who love them most.
Hello, I’m Clara. I write the Nana Loves You books for the grandparents who read them aloud and the little ones curled up on their laps.
Each story grows from the small moments that matter most: jumping in puddles, baking something sweet, one more story at bedtime. I tell them in gentle rhyme, because rhymes are made to be read aloud again and again, and each book keeps the same cosy cut-paper look, the same Nana and the same little one, so every new story feels like coming home. And yes, Biscuit hides on every page.
Every book begins with a page for Nana to write in, because the best picture books aren’t just read, they’re kept.
With love, Clara