Alison Jay – författare

How can tomorrow ever be as good as today? Afraid of tomorrow, a little boy puts all his scientific knowledge to use in an attempt to turn back time and stay in the wonderful past. Luckily, his grandfather discovers him exploring the wormholes in the garden, trying to find a way back - and by showing him the photos of some of his wonderful past experiences, reassures the boy that there is plenty to look forward to and that every day gives the chance for a new adventure. Nominated for the CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal 2018.

Fear turns to friendship as seeds grow into flowers in this new board book edition of Alison Jay's much-loved picture book. A simple text complements the beautiful artwork to appeal to all young nature-lovers. The original picture book edition was nominated for the Carnegie Medal.A sweet bee idyll – Kirkus Reviews

The woodland comes to the city when Daisy and Pedro plant an acorn in their street. Like magic, their oak tree grows, spreading its branches to provide shade, food and shelter for thousands of creatures. When Autumn comes and acorns fall, Daisy and her friend fly on the backs of the jays to plant new trees all over the city. A sequel to Bee & Me, a firm favourite in nurseries and primary schools around the globe, Tree & Me carries an uplifting message about nature's life cycles and features Alison Jay's signature detailed and humorous artwork.

The woodland comes to the city when Daisy and Pedro plant an acorn in their street. Like magic, their oak tree grows, spreading its branches to provide shade, food and shelter for thousands of creatures. When Autumn comes and acorns fall, Daisy and her friend fly on the backs of the jays to plant new trees all over the city. A sequel to Bee & Me, a firm favourite in nurseries and primary schools around the globe, Tree & Me carries an uplifting message about nature's life cycles and features Alison Jay's signature detailed and humorous artwork.