Hazel Edwards – förlag

Record travel experiences in ways others will want to read, for family, blog or professional audiences. Revised digital edition due to demand. Tips on using anecdotes, titles, structuring, apt viewpoints and creating a sense of place. Interviewing and research skills. Activities can be used by professional writing courses. Sample published articles with tips on crafting for that audience.

How much does your skin matter?Edwina is a see-through 10 year old. You can see her insides working.Too much sun means Edwina s skin came right off. Can she put it on again? What happens as she visits the medical and media worlds, with a see-through body and no skin colour?Is it a disability, diversity, racial prejudice, or fun?

In 1980, this was the first junior fiction written by Hazel Edwards who is best known now for her 'There's a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Eating Cake' picture book series.It was inspired by her cousin John who was in a wheelchair and dedicated to him.Originally called Mum on Wheels (Hodder and Stoughton 1980), this slightly updated version is an insight into how although words may change, the importance of problem-solving via good ideas remains.Lee suggests her wheelchair-bound Mum keeps her gardening passion, using herbs-on-wheels.