Alexandra Milton – författare

Learn about animals and nature from the mess they leave behind! All animals poop but no two are the same! Did you know that storks use their poop mixed with wee, as a type of sunblock to protect their legs from the heat of the sun, whilst wombats mark their territory with poop-shaped cubes. Whose Poop? is a fun and educational book which teaches children about different animals and their poo.

Did you know that storks use their poo mixed with wee, as a type of sunblock to protect their legs from the heat of the sun, whilst wombats mark their territory with poo-shaped cubes.Whose Poo? is a fun and educational book which teaches children about different animals and their poo. Illustrated using cut paper collage, Alexandra Milton's artwork is stunningly beautiful.

A delightful children's picture book about our animal friends who are awake when we are fast asleep. All is quiet in the sleepy old house But out in the garden, in the light of the moon, Who is awake in the moonlight? While we’re sleeping, there are lots of creatures still awake.Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? highlights the different activities that nocturnal animals are engaged in at night and the features that make them suited to the darkness: owls’ big eyes allow them to hunt in the dark, frogs croak at night when it’s cooler so they can attract a mate. With stunning illustrations from acclaimed author and illustrator Alexandra Milton, Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? is a perfect bedtime story that will have children dreaming about the animals that are awake after the sun goes down.

A delightful children's picture book about our animal friends who like to sleep when we're awake. All is quiet in the sleepy old house But out in the garden, in the light of the moon, Who is awake in the moonlight? While we’re sleeping, there are lots of creatures still awake.Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? highlights the different activities that nocturnal animals are engaged in at night and the features that make them suited to the darkness: owls’ big eyes allow them to hunt in the dark, frogs croak at night when it’s cooler so they can attract a mate. ​With stunning illustrations from acclaimed author and illustrator Alexandra Milton, Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? is a perfect bedtime story that will have children dreaming about the animals that are awake after the sun goes down.

A delightful children's picture book about our animal friends who are awake when we are fast asleep.All is quiet in the sleepy old house But out in the garden, in the light of the moon, Who is awake in the moonlight? While we're sleeping, there are lots of creatures still awake.Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? highlights the different activities that nocturnal animals are engaged in at night and the features that make them suited to the darkness: owls' big eyes allow them to hunt in the dark, frogs croak at night when it's cooler so they can attract a mate.​With stunning illustrations from acclaimed author and illustrator Alexandra Milton, Who Is Awake in the Moonlight? is a perfect bedtime story that will have children dreaming about the animals that are awake after the sun goes down.

Illustrated with breathtaking collage artwork, this beautiful nonfiction book encourages young children to play a guessing game and figure out what creature is growing inside each egg. In the nest, in the swamp, in a tunnel underground, there are eggs . . . with something hatching inside. Discover some of the baby animals that begin their life in an egg. It isn’t just chicks! Along with the birds, there are turtles, alligators, penguins, and even a platypus. Stunning all-collage art by Alexandra Milton (Call Me Gorgeous! and Good Luck, Baby Owls) and simple yet informative text make this book special and surprising. Each entry has a fun fact about the featured animal.

A great natural-history picture book that introduces children to animal tracks. Look! Look! Tracks in the Snow! Who do they belong to? Where do they go?Whose Tracks in the Snow? is an informative and special picture book by the author/illustrator of Who Is in the Egg? It features hares, ducks, foxes, deer, and more.

A great natural history picture book introducing children to animal tracks. An informative and special picture book by the author/illustrator of Who is in the Egg? Hares, ducks, foxes, deer and more. In the huge big field, there are tracks in the snow. Who left the tracks in the huge big field? A fast-running hare, speeding back to his home.