One of our favourite places to get books is Books2Door. They have such a wide range of children’s books at bargain prices. Perfect for enthusiastic readers of all abilities and ages. But did you know they have a Book Points Loyalty Scheme? No me neither!

Book Points Loyalty Scheme
You can earn points on your book orders as you shop. These points can be spent on future orders. Collect points and you can get 10% cashback on future orders over £10. This is a great incentive. Points can be used to get free delivery also.
They also run a refer-a-friend scheme. So if you refer your friend, both of you will get a £5 discount when your friend makes their first purchase. It’s also worth checking out the Books2Door discount and promotion page for some great codes to use online.
There are a few other ways to earn Book Points to build your points stash, like following them on social media and sharing their homepage on your social media profile.
To find out more about earning and redeeming points click their Book Points icon on the bottom right of any Books2Door page. Simple and well worthwhile!
Recently we’ve been reading the first three Harry Potter books – the illustrated versions from Books2Door. They are designed for the 9-14 years age bracket so it’s been bedtime reading for us. L recently took a reading age assessment at school and is around the 7.5 year mark. Her love of books comes from me!

I remember reading the Harry Potter books when they first came out in the 1990s. Me and my two sisters had to share, so we always waited eagerly for the others to finish quickly!
Harry Potter Illustrated Edition 3 Books Set

- Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
- Prisoner of Azkaban
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
These Harry Potter editions are illustrated by the talented Jim Kay. He really does the stories justice and brings them to life. Perfect for any child’s bookcase.

The Secret Seven 16 Book Set by Enid Blyton
Who was a fan of Enid Blyton when they were younger! Go on hands up! I was I loved all her books. The Famous Five and The Secret Seven were amazing adventure/mystery books for 7-10 year olds. I read them all more than once!

I’ve been talking to L about all the books I used to read when I was her age and books by Enid Blyton came up ALOT! She’s really into detective/mystery books lately. For Christmas, we bought her the Dotty Detective box set from Books2Door of course, and we have powered through them already!
This boxset of The Secret Seven novels has the most gorgeous retro illustrated covers. These fun mystery stories have been entertaining children since the 1940s! Even my mother in law who is in her 70s commented on the box set when she saw it, saying she read these books as a kid!

Titles in this set:
- The Secret Seven
- Secret Seven Adventure
- Well Done, Secret Seven
- Secret Seven on the Trail
- Go Ahead, Secret Seven
- Good Work, Secret Seven
- Secret Seven Win Through
- Three Cheers, Secret Seven
- Secret Seven Mystery
- Puzzle for the Secret Seven
- Secret Seven Fireworks
- Good Old Secret Seven
- Shock for the Secret Seven
- Look out, Secret Seven
- Fun for the Secret Seven
- Short Story Collection
Stories like these from Enid Blyton are timeless. I totally recommend this collection for your children. It makes a wonderful birthday or Christmas gift.