Vicky Lommatzsch – illustratör

Expert psychologist and best-selling author Dr. Regine Galanti offers an activity book that teaches kids how to be brave and feel less anxious. All children get anxious sometimes. For some kids, though, anxiety can become something bigger and more intrusive, stopping them from enjoying friends, family, activities, sports or school. Through a friendly character, colourful illustrations, and fun activities made specifically for kids ages 5 to 8, they will learn cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) strategies to allow them to work through anxious situations on their own. By practising these strategies, kids will develop the skills needed to manage their anxiety by changing their worried thoughts, behaviour and physical reactions. This age-appropriate guide to coping with anxiety features: · A friendly and supportive character: Kids will navigate their emotions and learn to understand and conquer their worries alongside Harley the Hedgehog. · Proven strategies through CBT: With CBT-informed exercises that build upon each other and add up to big results, kids will have the tools they need to cope and thrive. · 45+ fun activities: From writing and drawing to crafts and mindfulness exercises, kids will learn to understand their feelings, find their anxiety triggers, quiet their thoughts, and make a coping plan. Managing anxiety can be tough, but with this complete resource, kids will master new skills to use whenever anxiety pops up—so they get back to the joy of being a kid!

Join the pandas for a funny story about empathy, friendship and challenging misconceptions.Lottie is a black-and-white panda and does not like playing with white-and-black pandas - they have absolutely nothing in common at all! Lola is a white-and-black panda and does not like playing with black-and-white pandas - they have absolutely nothing in common at all! Lottie and Lola come to realise that they do have a lot in common after all: they both like sleeping; they both like hugs and snuggles; their mum and dad; and of course they both love bamboo.

We're going on a dino hunt. We're going to find a BIG one. What a fun thing to do. We're not scared...!Based on the American camp fire classic, 'We're Going on a Bear Hunt', join this roar-some adventure as three intrepid explorers go on a hunt to find a real dinosaur. With a hiding dinosaur picture to spot throughout, help the three children as they encounter obstacles along the way, from wading through a mucky bog, skipping past noisy frogs and racing with dashing dogs. Will they ever find a dinosaur in the end?Yasmin Bond's funny rhyming text is beautifully illustrated by Vicky Lommatzsch and makes this a perfect giggle-making story full of read-aloud fun for dinosaur hunters everywhere!

Cuddle up and share six roar-some 5-minute dinosaur stories. Discover a world full of dinosaurs in this collection of tales to help create feelings of adventure, fun and wonder that will last long after storytime is over.Dinosaur stories to share and treasure forever include: One Little Dinosaur, The Loudest Roar!, Donut Touch!, We're Going on a Dino Hunt!, The Dinosaur Next Door, Valley of the Dinosaurs.

We're going on a unicorn hunt. We're going to find a SPARKLY one. What a fun thing to do. We're not scared ... !Based on the American camp fire classic, 'We're Going on a Bear Hunt,' join this magical adventure as three daring explorers go on a hunt to find a real unicorn. With a hiding unicorn picture to spot throughout, help the three children as they encounter obstacles along the way, from tip-toeing past roaring lions, dashing past stomping elephants and dealing with cheeky monkeys. Will they ever find a unicorn in the end?Yasmin Bond's funny rhyming text is beautifully illustrated by Vicky Lommatzsch and makes this a perfect giggle-making story full of read-aloud fun for unicorn believers everywhere!

A tiny tree’s BIG Christmas adventure!Little Spruce is a magical, inclusive picture book about a tiny tree who dreams of being chosen as a Christmas tree. One day a family does just that, but after Christmas Little Spruce is mistakenly taken away with the rubbish. Will Little Spruce be able to escape the woodchipper and get home to his family? And what place is there for a Christmas tree once the tinsel comes down anyway?Little Spruce centres a blended family and a secular Christmas celebration, with a community of diverse characters and subtle themes of sustainability. Think Han’s Christian Andersen’s The Fir Tree with a modern setting and a happy ending!