Alex Latimer – illustratör

Among the busy pages of this clever picture book, young readers can search and find their favourite dinosaurs. Where is Stegosaurus in the rocky landscape? And is that a tall tree or Brachiosaurus hiding in the forest? All the dinos are hiding! Where could they be? Children (and adults!) will need sharp eyes to find every single dino - some of them are very sneaky!

In this is warm and funny picture book by award-winning author-illustrator, Alex Latimer, four chickens are eagerly waiting for their eggs to hatch. Philomena's chick is first. She is big and strong and seems born to be an athlete. Hilda's chick shows immediate promise as a scientist. Karen's chick is a talented artist. However, when Barbara's chick hatches, it is . . . well, just a chick.But Barbara thinks her chick, Marigold, is perfect. Barbara loves Marigold, not because she is talented or strong, but because she is hers and that is what makes her special! She simply wants her chick to be herself.A humorous and heartwarming tale of unconditional love! Perfect for fans of Alex Latimer's Godfrey is a Frog and Frank is a Butterfly.

The Meanest Goose on Earth is back! Honkingly funny storytelling from bestselling author Alex Latimer-highly illustrated and full of laughs, this is the perfect series for emerging readers.Gordon is THE MEANEST GOOSE ON EARTH. Well . . . he used to be, but now he's trying to change his ways and be a GOOD GOOSE. The trouble is, it's really tricky to be kind and patient and good, especially when you've always been mean.In Gordon Saves the Day, there's a new goose in town! Unfortunately for Gordon, it's Captain Quack-the superhero. The whole town's excited about having another 'good goose' around, but Gordon can't help but wonder . . . is Grover Gardens big enough for the both of them? For more mean goose antics read Gordon in the City.

Be prepared to laugh and tear up at this hilarious, heart-warming friendship tale featuring a bird we all love to hate . . . the seagull!  Lonely fisherman Cliff spends his time at the old lighthouse, until one day a bird lands on his head and refuses to leave.  Cliff wasn’t sure at first. Then after a while, having a seagull on his head just felt right. Wherever Cliff's head went . . . the seagull went too.  Cliff shares his home and food with the bird, much to the shock of the locals who believe it’s no more than a pest. But, during a storm, when Cliff needs its help the most, can his new friend come to the rescue?  Told with gentle humour and emotional warmth, Cliff is a picture book about animal‑human friendship, empathy and finding connection in unexpected places.   This seagull may steal chips – but it will steal hearts too, including yours.