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Katie Haworth (Author) Katie Haworth is an editor and writer originally from New Zealand, where she was Commissioning Editor at Penguin Books. She is the author of several picture books, including Petunia Paris's Parrot and Emma Jane's Aeroplane.Nila Aye (Illustrator) After graduating from Central St Martins in 1995, Nila Aye became a firm favourite of the London illustration scente. She describes her artwork as 'retro modern with a cute twist. Stylish and sweet at the same time'. Nila has established a loyal client base over the years and loves working on a range of projects.
Fearless Mirabelle by Katie Haworth and Nila Aye (Templar Publishing) explores what it's like to be completely different to your identical twin - especially if you feel your sibling is better than you. The story takes place in the wonderful setting of a circus and is beautifully illustrated in a limited but striking colour palette. There's a great message here for siblings, not just twins, about celebrating your differences, and its a message that can be applied to friendships too. A lovely read with gorgeous endpapers to boot!
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Katie Haworth (Author) Katie Haworth is an editor and writer originally from New Zealand, where she was Commissioning Editor at Penguin Books. She is the author of several picture books, including Petunia Paris's Parrot and Emma Jane's Aeroplane.Nila Aye (Illustrator) After graduating from Central St Martins in 1995, Nila Aye became a firm favourite of the London illustration scente. She describes her artwork as 'retro modern with a cute twist. Stylish and sweet at the same time'. Nila has established a loyal client base over the years and loves working on a range of projects.
Fearless Mirabelle by Katie Haworth and Nila Aye (Templar Publishing) explores what it's like to be completely different to your identical twin - especially if you feel your sibling is better than you. The story takes place in the wonderful setting of a circus and is beautifully illustrated in a limited but striking colour palette. There's a great message here for siblings, not just twins, about celebrating your differences, and its a message that can be applied to friendships too. A lovely read with gorgeous endpapers to boot!