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Don't Be Afraid Little
Foal/Run with the Wind
is published by Magi and illustrated charmingly by Jane Chapman.
Tenderly told and beautifully illustrated, a lovely book
(The Sunday Telegraph)
Can you spot the ladybird in this book?
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Then there is the story of Ulla, the little she-bear,
and the creatures she meets deep in the forest
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Are You Spring?
is published by Dorling Kindersley and exquisitely illustrated by Cliff
Wright.
It's the tale of a young Bear's first experience of changing seasons.
It was used by the BBC in Let's Move
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The Snow
Whale has been reissued!
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The Snow Whale, published by Frances Lincoln and illustrated
by Jackie Morris, was shortlisted for the Children's Book Award
and selected as one of the Top Ten Books of 1996.
A superb wintry book with excellent language and pictures to
encourage children to look and look again (Child Education)
A stunner (School Librarian)
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| Jackie Morris illustrated Jo's Storm
for me - it was her first picture book.
Elegant and exuberant (Andrew Davies in The Independent).
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Time of the Lion
is published by Frances Lincoln and is illustrated gorgeously by Jackie
Morris. It had a rave five-star review in Books for Keeps, and was shortlisted
for the English Association's 4-11 Best Picture Book Award 1998.
Powerful and subtly resonant (Helen Dunmore)
The Time of the Lion was a book I enjoyed immensely and would encourage
anyone to share with their children. The illustrations are exceptional
- the colours and decorative effects encapsulate the whole African theme
of the story and would be ideal as a stimulus for story writing or character
profiles - a wonderful multicultural resource with an extremely positive
image of an alternative way of. life
The moral tone of the story and careful way in which it deals with environmental
issues would provide an excellent source for discussion.
The language and vocabulary used lends itself superbly to activities
on descriptive writing and enlarged extracts would suit this purpose
extremely well during shared reading sessions.
A stimulating and beautiful book for all ages! (K. Keane Y2 Class
teacher from English 4-11 by the English Association)
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| Mariana and the Merchild
is illustrated by Jackie Morris, and published by Frances Lincoln.
a beautifully told folk tale. The text is lyrical ... a joy to read
aloud (Wendy Cooling)
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Molly Maran is
published by Ladybird
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