Discover what Little Elephant gets up to and explore his world, in this fun and informative title from the Really Wild Families series.
Beautifully illustrated by Carmen Saldana, this charming celebration of elephants will show children just how amazing nature is and is a reminder that it is up to us to care for the planet and its weird and wonderful creatures. Available now from QED Publishing.
Let go of the day as you float along the sleepy river with the stars shining overhead, saying goodnight to the animals who are mindfully getting ready for bed.
‘Down the Sleepy River: A Mindful Bedtime Book’ is a peaceful bedtime story illustrated by Carmen taking the form of a relaxing journey, beginning up a mountain as the sun starts to set, travelling down a river, passing sleepy animals and gently floating into the moonlit ocean.
Available this September from Studio Press / Bonnier.
Find out about all kinds of weird, wonderful and utterly fascinating dinosaurs, with ‘Usborne First Jigsaws And Book: Dinosaurs’, a set of four jigsaws and an early-years book.
Toddlers will also love ‘Usborne First Jigsaws And Book: Wild Animals’ which shows off big teeth, furry manes, stripy coats and long trunks.
Elisa Ferro‘s delightful illustrations and accompanying picture books make these perfect for play or quiet reading time.
Sonia was recently commissioned by sustainable accessories brand, Tembo NYC to create this beautiful design for their “Earthly Treasures” collection comprising scarves, pouches and bandannas.
Ever met a mountain lion in the middle of a run, or being stranded at sea for ten days? Survival encounter stories were the subject for this latest piece by Geraldine for Outside magazine.
You can almost hear the thumps of the Chinook rotors in Levente Szabo‘s atmospheric cover illustration for ‘Red Flags’. Also shown here is an alternative colour palette version of the cover.
This fascinating new espionage thriller set during the Vietnam War is seen through the eyes of a wry army cop. Available Feb 2021 from Soho Crime.
