Angela Keoghan – illustratör

Learn how you can save endangered animals and make the world a better place, too!From beetles and butterflies, to puffins and polar bears, animals and habitats all over the world need our protection. In this beautifully illustrated book, children (and adults!) can learn about thirteen different habitats - gardens, hedgerows, heathlands, woodlands, highlands, wetlands, the coastline, freshwater, oceans, savannahs, jungles and mountains - and simple everyday ways we can protect them.Find out how to help hedgehogs in your own back garden or spread the word about endangered animals further from home, as you discover all the little things you can do to make a big difference. Including 70 everyday ways you can save our planet! Engaging text by Dr Jess French, presenter of Minibeast Adventure with Jess on CBeebies, with artwork by super-talented Angela Keoghan, illustrator of Inspector Brunswick and the Case of the Missing Eyebrow.**As seen on Channel 4 Sunday Brunch**Finalist for the Best Children's Publication award at the ACE Best Product Awards 2019

After a long week of investigating crimes and mysterious events, the world's greatest cat detective, Inspector Brunswick, is taking a break to visit the art museum with his loyal assistant, Nelson. They have barely walked through the door when Brunswick's whiskers tingle with curiosity. Something is wrong - the museum's famous portrait of The Admiral doesn't look quite right. What can it be? Using his famous powers of detection, Brunswick realises the awful truth - he is missing an eyebrow! Brunswick and Nelson set off on a page-turning romp through the museum to track down the missing eyebrow. To find the culprit, they will have to look high and low and search the paintings for clues...But in the end, even Inspector Brunswick is surprised by the result! Introducing a set of endearing and eccentric characters with fantastical humour, this first mystery in the Inspector Brunswick series zooms in on the subtle details that make every work of art unique and encourages us to look closer at the world around us.