Holly Surplice - Böcker

A heart-warming bedtime picture book all about the love between a parent and child.One guinea pig mummy loves her little one so much more than she can say. As they spend a fun-filled day together - painting, reading, baking and sharing a very special picnic - she finds lots of different ways to show the very special love between a mother and child. This delightful picture book from Holly Surplice, creator of Hush-a-Bye Bunny and Guinea Pig Party, is the perfect gift for Mothers' Day. Featuring gorgeous artwork, full of warmth and humour, and accompanied by lullaby rhyming text, this story cleverly introduces each of the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste.Includes a FREE Nosy Crow Stories Aloud® audiobook! Scan the code, hear the story.

The horse arrives in the storm, when Merryn needshim most ... THE PERFECT GIFT FOR READERS AGED 9 AND UP 'Tender and poignant, with dynamic blue-and-white illustrations,it’s a gorgeous, hopeful story for 9+.' THEGUARDIANThe horse arrives in the storm, when Merryn needs him most, followingthe loss of her father. Sorrel is a dreamlike creature, seeminglymade from the woods and the sea. Perhaps she wished himinto existence.He becomes her friend and confidant. Throughout the summer andautumn, they ride and play, but as Christmas approaches, it willrequire all of Merryn’s new-found strength to help her mumand her sisters heal too. A perfect gift for readers aged 9 and up; all the makingsof a modern classic.Stunningly presented: a fully illustrated, beautifuljacketed hardback with blue ink interior printingExplores themes of grief, family and healing in an accessibleway for young readers.For readers of Charlie Mackesy's The Boy, theMole, the Fox and the Horse, or Jackie Morris and Robert MacFarlane's TheLost Words and The Lost Spells

The horse arrives in the storm, when Merryn needshim most ... The horse arrives in the storm, when Merryn needs him most, followingthe loss of her father. Sorrel is a dreamlike creature, seeminglymade from the woods and the sea. Perhaps she wished himinto existence.He becomes her friend and confidant. Throughout the summer andautumn, they ride and play, but as Christmas approaches, it willrequire all of Merryn’s new-found strength to help her mumand her sisters heal too. Perfect for readers aged 9 and up; all the makings ofa modern classic, now in paperbackExplores themes of grief, family and healing in an accessibleway for young readersFor readers of Charlie Mackesy's The Boy, theMole, the Fox and the Horse, or Jackie Morris and Robert MacFarlane's TheLost Words and The Lost Spells