Rochelle Falconer – Illustratör

An empowering twist on a classic tale - this picturebook will inspire young girls everywhere“empowering, fun and inclusive.”- Teach Primary There are just three things that a girl can be...A Witch should brew potions, but Goldilocs wouldrather make porridge.Plus, an Evil Queendoesn't build her own throne.As for a Princesswaiting for a prince...that just soundsBORING!When Goldilocs tries to be the things she's told a girl shouldbe, she finds that none of them quite fit. But with help from someunexpected friends, Goldilocs learns that being herselfis what matters most. Retold with rhythm and rhyme, Ella McLeod's retelling breathesnew life into the classic storyRochelle Falconer's cheeky illustrations will both empower anddelight little readersOlder readers will love Rapunzella and The Map ThatLed To You by Ella McLeod

A gorgeous celebration of cooking Jamaican food with Granny. Dylan is feeling low, and Granny knows just how to lift his spirits...she'll show him how to make a rainbow! From red ackee to orange plantain, and a rainbow of colourful fruit, this beautiful, uplifting story shows the richness and deliciousness of Jamaican foods. Young children will love guessing the next colour on this magical journey of food and family love.Rasta Granny's Rainbow features simple, lyrical recipe-poems for such classic dishes as fried plantain, fruit cake and duckanoo.From award-winning poet Jessica Wilson, with rising star illustrator Rochelle Falconer.

A gorgeous celebration of cooking Jamaican food with Granny. Dylan is feeling low, and Granny knows just how to lift his spirits...she'll show him how to make a rainbow! From red ackee to orange plantain, and a rainbow of colourful fruit, this beautiful, uplifting story shows the richness and deliciousness of Jamaican foods. Young children will love guessing the next colour on this magical journey of food and family love.Rasta Granny's Rainbow features simple, lyrical recipes for such classic dishes as fried plantain, fruit cake and duckanoo.From award-winning poet Jessica Wilson, with talented illustrator Rochelle Falconer.

Gloria is the first ever human to get into the Cosmic Cadet Academy and she's determined to make a splash. But she quickly realizes it might be harder than she was expecting...On her first day, Gloria goes to class with the headteacher stuck to her shoe (it turns out some aliens are small and squishy) and then learns that no one in the universe except humans eats with their mouth anymore. Partnered up with Razz, a cat-like alien who is way too keen on following the rules, Gloria is desperate for real adventure. She decides they will ignore instructions and go off on their own mission... to find a uni-korn. Little does she know that uni-korns are some of the most dangerous and foul-tempered creatures in the universe... capable of swallowing galaxies whole. Gloria just might get her wish for adventure... if she doesn't accidentally destroy the universe first.Perfect for fans of funny, fast-paced space adventures.

Gloria is willing to do anything to top the unofficial missions leaderboard at the Cosmic Cadet Academy. If only she can avoid triggering a universe-wide robot apocalypse . . .In Cosmic Cadets and the Bubblegum Bots, follow intergalactic besties Gloria and Razz on their most dangerous mission yet. Packed with jokes from the hilarious Ryan Crawford and out-of-this-world illustrations from Rochelle Falconer, this is a perfect young middle-grade adventure read.Gloria and Razz are one mission away from officially being leaders of the unofficial leaderboard at the Cosmic Cadet Academy. All they need to do is survive a trip to the extremely safe and not-at-all dangerous Bubblyon Blasters Bubblegum Factory. Then avoid getting trapped forever in a prison made of gum and defeat their shiny evil robot nemesis. What could possibly go wrong? If Gloria and Razz do find a way out of this seriously sticky situation, they might just prevent a cosmic robot apocalypse. Or be the cause of one!