Lifesize Deadly Animals

Sophy Henn is the acclaimed picture book maker behind Where Bear?, Pass It On, Edie, and the adorable Pom Pom series. She studied at Camberwell and Central Saint Martins, and is a graduate of the MA in Sequential Illustration at the University of Brighton. Her debut Where Bear?, was shortlisted for the AOI Illustration Awards 2014 and the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2015. Her subsequent titles have gone on to great success, and Sophy was chosen as the World Book Day illustrator in 2015.

"Young readers are promised an adventure and won’t be disappointed.” – 2024 English 4–11 Picture Book Awards"Overall, this is a delightful and educational treasure that will ignite a love for animals, spark curiosity about the natural world, and offer hours of interactive fun." – Children’s Literature Comprehensive DatabaseReviews for the LIFESIZE series:“Cleverly designed, with stunning images at every page turn, this is a book to read and delight in over and over.” – Red Reading Hub“The interactive nature of the book is highly engaging – sure to encourage discussions about size, ordering and comparing as well as about the animals!” – Through the Bookshelf“Oh my this is a F A B U L O U S – C O N C E P T for a book! As soon as it arrived Milo was down on the floor with it, lying next to illustrations of baby black bears and little flamingos to see how he measures up!” – TeenyReaders (Instagram)“These interactive titles in our Lifesize series encourage activity and motion, while instilling fascinating pieces of information about the animal kingdom.” – ForTheLoveofReadingwithAliesha (Instagram)“Cleverly designed, with stunning images at every page turn, this is a book to read and delight in over and over.” – Red Reading Hub“The interactive nature of the book is highly engaging – sure to encourage discussions about size, ordering and comparing as well as about the animals!” – Through the Bookshelf“The first thing we noticed about Sophy Henn's new book is how beautifully big it is. Not too big to fit on a shelf or have pages turned by small hands, but bigger than most picture books. The size invites children to become fully absorbed in the gorgeous illustrations. You can almost guess what the personalities of each animal might be.” – TheFairyTaleMum (Instagram)