One Tuesday morning Pal is teaching Piku how to sing when the Beast suddenly shows up. Fear quickly spreads through the colony and the dads do everything they can to protect their little ones. Will they be able to keep them safe?
James Sellick is a multi-award-winning children’s author, playwright and creative director from London. His debut book, There’s a Rang-tan in my Bedroom, a collaboration with Greenpeace and Dame Emma Thompson, brought the horrible truth about palm oil to the surface. His follow-up story, There’s a Jag-wah in my Kitchen, exposed the dangerous world of industrial meat. James’s second series, Dealing with Feeling, with publisher New Frontier, aims to help children better understand the complexities of their everyday emotions, starting with managing anger and facing your fears. Most recently, James has launched the Green Machines, a new series in collaboration with Greenpeace, about a fleet of autonomous vehicles that protect Hope Island from environmental disasters. You can find James on Instagram @jamessellickauthor Email: jamess@motherlondon.com
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This is a FABULOUS book exploring wildlife, weather, protection and fear. Fantastic illustrations throughout and a great story. Fiona Sharp, Independent Book Reviews
