Meet Oak, growing taller each year as he becomes a home for a hundred different species of insects and plants and, inch-by-inch, finds his place in a rich forest of trees.
Dom Conlon is a poet and author with a keen interest in science and the natural world. His work has been praised by award-winning writers such as Nicola Davies, George Szirtes and Chris Riddell. As an active campaigner for libraries, Dom gives up his time to perform locally and work with children and adults in order to approach science and wellbeing through poetry.Anastasia Izlesou is a UK-based illustrator from Lithuania. She studied illustration at the Arts University Bournemouth. Her preferred media are watercolour and pencil.
Meet Oak, growing taller each year as he becomes a home for a hundred different species of insects and plants and, inch-by-inch, finds his place in a rich forest of trees.
Dom Conlon is a poet and author with a keen interest in science and the natural world. His work has been praised by award-winning writers such as Nicola Davies, George Szirtes and Chris Riddell. As an active campaigner for libraries, Dom gives up his time to perform locally and work with children and adults in order to approach science and wellbeing through poetry.Anastasia Izlesou is a UK-based illustrator from Lithuania. She studied illustration at the Arts University Bournemouth. Her preferred media are watercolour and pencil.
Meet Oak, growing taller each year as he becomes a home for a hundred different species of insects and plants and, inch-by-inch, finds his place in a rich forest of trees.
Dom Conlon is a poet and author with a keen interest in science and the natural world. His work has been praised by award-winning writers such as Nicola Davies, George Szirtes and Chris Riddell. As an active campaigner for libraries, Dom gives up his time to perform locally and work with children and adults in order to approach science and wellbeing through poetry.Anastasia Izlesou is a UK-based illustrator from Lithuania. She studied illustration at the Arts University Bournemouth. Her preferred media are watercolour and pencil.
