A young girl takes the reader through her 'no-money day' in this gentle and pertinent perspective of life below the poverty line. An essential book to help develop empathy in young readers from the prize-winning creator of `My Name is Not Refugee'.
Unceremoniously left by his parents at Arthritis Hall to stay with his Great Aunt Harriet, Duncan expects his summer holidays to be very dull. Instead, he finds himself at odds with a criminal group of octogenarians intent on worldwide thievery. When he meets Ursula, the caretaker's daughter who knows every hidden route and secret passageway in the building, things get even more dangerous, as the two get dragged into a creepy plot involving goggles, knitting house-breakers and some bizarre inventions. Duncan could never have imagined the summer holidays would turn out like this!
This travelogue offers a charming and informative glimpse of life in Indiana during the mid-19th century. Filled with colorful characters and vivid descriptions of the landscape and culture, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the American Midwest.
The book offers a thoughtful examination of the escalating issue of homelessness, presenting it with sensitivity and depth. Through the lens of an acclaimed creator known for impactful storytelling, it sheds light on the challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness, aiming to foster understanding and compassion. This exploration not only highlights the personal stories behind the statistics but also emphasizes the broader societal implications of this pressing problem.
Mrs Cake has provided a lovely spread for all of her friends. However, the fair is too noisy for anyone to hear about them! With the help of a little boy and his cat, Mrs Cake is able to bring everyone together to enjoy her bakes and get the thanks she deserves.
A touching, timely and tender exploration of refuge and migration for the youngest readers, this picture book offers a moving insight into the real journeys being made by children today. From the winner of the V&A; Student Illustration Award 2016.