Corrie Gorman – illustratör

Mum and Dad have LOTS of rules.But when we go to Grandma's house, it's a different story …Eating your five a day, tidying up and, of course, going to bed on the dot – it’s only ever the best behaviour with Mum and Dad.And when we go to Grandma’ house it’s just. the. same.Well, sort of.With a twist.Who said anything about drum kits, staying up late and dressing up? This brilliant new picture book story is full of humour, cheeky illustrations and family fun!

Mum and Dad have LOTS of rules.But when we go to Grandma's house, it's a different story …Eating your five a day, tidying up and, of course, going to bed on the dot – it’s only ever the best behaviour with Mum and Dad.And when we go to Grandma’ house it’s just. the. same.Well, sort of.With a twist.Who said anything about drum kits, staying up late and dressing up? This brilliant new picture book story is full of humour, cheeky illustrations and family fun!

Why do we ask questions? Usually, it’s to find an answer. But what if one question could have lots of answers?Welcome to No Wrong Answers. This thought-provoking journey is designed to get little thinkers to question the questions themselves! Is a pile of sweets better than a hug from a friend? What would an alien need to survive on a strange planet? Through standalone scenarios, children will explore big concepts like fairness, honesty, and identity. Every page is a busy visual playground filled with details to spot, encouraging children and caregivers to sit close and chat. It’s not about finding the "correct" answer; it's about discovering how much fun thinking can be.By showing that an answer often depends on perspective, these stories gently nurture empathy and critical thinking. No Wrong Answers is the perfect interactive experience for curious minds who are just beginning to figure out how they feel, how they think, and who they want to be. Ideal for bedtime chats or classroom circle time, this is a heartwarming toolkit for building empathy, curiosity, and big ideas in small steps.

Noticing thingsis easy for you,It’s something a grown-upcan find hard to do. Children have vivid imaginations! With the flick of a wand they can turn into a cat, a trapeze artist and even make the sofa soar through the air like a magic carpet. Grown-ups, however, can find it difficult to imagine and play. You see, grown-ups are busy and have lots on their mind. But this doesn't mean they can't imagine - it just means they need a little help remembering how to! So it's up to children to teach their grown-ups to notice, discover and have FUN making believe.   This charming picture book is a moving celebration of family, play and the joy of imagination by poet Collette Hiller, brought to life with illustrations from debut talent Corrie Gorman.