Author: Trish Cooke Former children's TV presenter Trish Cooke is an Olivier-nominated playwright. She writes for theatre, TV, film and radio and is a multi-award-winning children's author. Born and still living in Bradford, Trish's parents are from Domina. Illustrator: Ken Wilson Max's books are naturally inclusive, and his distinctive style always manages to capture special moments between children and grown-ups. He wrote over 70 books published in many languages.

Trish Cooke’s text is super to read aloud being full of repetition and rich in its use of sounds and sensations for children to identify and enjoy and the bold illustrations by Ken Wilson-Max are eye-catching and full of life. Anne Thompson – Library Lady

Author: Trish Cooke Former children's TV presenter Trish Cooke is an Olivier-nominated playwright. She writes for theatre, TV, film and radio and is a multi-award-winning children's author. Born and still living in Bradford, Trish's parents are from Domina. Illustrator: Ken Wilson Max's books are naturally inclusive, and his distinctive style always manages to capture special moments between children and grown-ups. He wrote over 70 books published in many languages.

Trish Cooke’s text is super to read aloud being full of repetition and rich in its use of sounds and sensations for children to identify and enjoy and the bold illustrations by Ken Wilson-Max are eye-catching and full of life. Anne Thompson – Library Lady

Author: Trish Cooke Former children's TV presenter Trish Cooke is an Olivier-nominated playwright. She writes for theatre, TV, film and radio and is a multi-award-winning children's author. Born and still living in Bradford, Trish's parents are from Domina. Illustrator: Ken Wilson Max's books are naturally inclusive, and his distinctive style always manages to capture special moments between children and grown-ups. He wrote over 70 books published in many languages.

Trish Cooke’s text is super to read aloud being full of repetition and rich in its use of sounds and sensations for children to identify and enjoy and the bold illustrations by Ken Wilson-Max are eye-catching and full of life. Anne Thompson – Library Lady