Amanda Enright – illustratör

Build your child’s reading confidence at home with fully decodable phonics books matched to Letters and Sounds.Collins Big Cat Phonics for Letters and Sounds features exciting fiction and non-fiction decodable readers to enthuse and inspire children. They are fully aligned to Letters and Sounds Phases 1–6 and contain notes in the back. The Handbooks provide support in demonstration and modelling, monitoring comprehension and expanding vocabulary.Follow Jack and Jill as they take a walk through a fairytale world, meeting many familiar characters along the way in this highly illustrated fiction story.Lilac/Band 0 books are wordless books that tell a story through pictures and are designed to develop an understanding of how stories work. They support early practice of reading and exploration of familiar themes to further develop curiosity and inspiration for early readers. Images from within each scene are pulled out along the bottom of the pages to focus and promote discussion. These books support Phase 1 of Letters and Sounds.Pages 14 and 15 contain an “I Spy” feature, which uses visual support to help children explore the themes and sounds contained within the book.Reading notes within the book provide practical support for reading Big Cat Phonics for Letters and Sounds with children, including a list of all the sounds and words that the book will cover.

Big Cat Phonics for Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised has been developed in collaboration with Wandle Learning Trust and Little Sutton Primary School. It comprises classroom resources to support the SSP programme and a range of phonic readers that together provide a consistent and highly effective approach to teaching phonics.Follow Jack and Jill as they take a walk through a fairytale world, meeting many familiar characters along the way in this highly illustrated fiction story.

First Stories: Aladdin is the perfect introduction for young children to this classic fairy tale.Push, pull and turn mechanisms bring the story of Aladdin, his lamp and the magical genie to life. This well-loved fairy tale is beautifully imagined for a new generation by children's illustrator Amanda Enright.Little ones can collect more books in the First Stories series, including Doctor Dolittle, The Jungle Book, and Peter Pan.

Complete with presentation page, My Little Life of Jesus gives a simple introduction to the story of Jesus' life. It follows him from his birth, being baptised by John, meeting the disciples and teaching them how to pray, telling his stories to people in nearby towns and villages, right through to his return to the heavenly father. The book includes a map to show the land where Jesus lived.

Amanda Enright's jaunty illustrations set off this enchanting retelling of the Christmas story. The story starts with the angel appearing to Mary and goes right through to Jesus growing up on return to Nazareth. Amanda Enright has also illustrated My Little Bible, My Little Prayers and a range of sticker books for Candle Books.

A Bible and prayer book in one, brightly illustrated by Amanda Enright, helping young children connect with each Bible story and prayer.A simple and charming first introduction to the Bible, including stories from the Old and New Testaments, beginning with God's promise to Abraham through to the good news that Jesus is alive. A wide selection of simple prayers that are easy to learn and use every day.

A delightful sticker book retelling the Easter story whilst helping children to understand the true meaning of the Easter season.This fun activity book sensitively depicts the story of Easter, from Palm Sunday through to the good news of Jesus' resurrection, with clear, simple text and bright, colourful stickers. Children search for the correct stickers and place them on each page to help illustrate the story.An early years' activity book that is useful for sharing and engaging with the Easter story at home or for activity time in a children's group.

A charming re-telling of three best-loved Bible stories: The Good Stranger, The Good Shepherd and The Lost Son with clear, simple text and bright, colourful stickers.Fun and quirky art by Amanda Enright lends itself to this easy-to-use format, enabling children to learn the meaning of the individual Bible stories and select the correct stickers to place on each page to help illustrate the stories.Ideal for use at home or for activity time with a group of children.

Welcome to the noisy farm, why not come along? Stroke the cow and pat the horse to hear their happy song!This touch-and-feel tale will bring the farmyard alive with tactile materials, fun rhyming text and realistic farm sounds.

Welcome to the noisy night, why not play along? Stroke the owl and pat the wolf to hear their happy song!This touch-and-feel tale will bring the night-time to life with tactile materials, fun rhyming text and realistic animal sounds on every page.

Delightfully festive sticker book retelling the story of Christmas, perfect for toddlers and early readers. Story begins with the Angel appearing to Mary and carries through to the Wise Men presenting gifts. Children get to search for the right stickers and place them on each page to help illustrate the story, and when finished, they have a bright and quirky story book to read again and again. With twelve story pages and approximately 60 stickers to source and place.

When Samuel the Sloth feels brave enough to leave his cosy hut, he meets the mysterious Dinglewot. Together they discover incredible places, and Samuel will learn that overcoming fears and doubts means more adventures, friendships and happiness.During this time in our lives where so many of us have huddled together in (as Samuel would say) our ‘little brown huts’, we have had time to think about all the things we have dreamt of doing but have never done. Like The Lazy Lagoon, our world stood still and things slowed right down. As we emerge from lockdown, it's time to make a promise to ourselves to try and find the courage to move past the self-doubt that has prevented us from doing things in the past. Our time is coming! As we navigate this new world together, don’t be afraid to try something new! For, in the wise words of the Dinglewot, ‘maybe you’ll like it or maybe you won’t, but if you don’t try it then how will you know?’