Jenni Barrand – illustratör
Upptäck titlar med illustrationer av Jenni Barrand.
2 produkter
2 produkter
Inbunden, Engelska, 2024
150 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
Some Families Change tenderly guides children through various models of changing families with gentle verse and inclusive imagery.You may not have thought much about it, but did you know that some families change? Some get bigger, others smaller and some completely rearrange!Changes in the structure of a family can be joyful, turbulent, and especially confusing for little humans. Some Families Change is a gentle and reassuring way of showing children that all families go through changes – its completely natural, and they are not alone.The book candidly explores concepts such as split families, single-parent households, families with two mums or dads, families that join together, and more, always maintaining sensitivity and sincerity. Children grappling with these changes often harbor difficult feelings. The book validates these emotions, emphasizing that it's okay to feel upset or worried because adjusting to change takes time.By sharing this book, children and parents can embark on a journey of understanding and emotional healing together, reminding themselves that their feelings are normal, and it's healthy to express them. A timely and therapeutic resource, Some Families Change assists families in navigating their emotional journey together, amidst the inevitable changes that life brings.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
146 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
A beautifully illustrated, reassuring story about finding comfort in thefamiliar when life turns upside down. Perfect for children experiencing bigchanges, from moving house to the trauma of a natural disaster.In Hugs Still Feel the Same, life is thrown into turmoil for alittle girl and her family when their home is flooded. The water builds andbuilds until the whole town must be evacuated in the night. In the darkness,with only flashlights to light the way and their home left behind, it feelslike all they have left is each other. But maybe that’s the most important thing.This gentle and empowering story was inspired by the author’s real-lifeexperience of the severe flooding that engulfed parts of Australia in 2022.During six months as a volunteer for the flood recovery efforts, she witnessedthe distress and trauma caused to many families who lost their homes. Findingthe beautiful amongst the chaos was incredibly important, and there was littlemore comforting than a hug from a loved one.Hugs Still Feel the Same is a story of resilience and hope in the faceof life’s difficulties. It explores the impact of big changes and trauma,providing a tool for parents and carers to help children through distressingtimes. It is a big-hearted reminder that even when life feels scary and unknown,it’s possible to find comfort if we know where to look.