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Annie Dalton has worked as a waitress, a cleaner, a factory worker but is now a full-time writer. Her book The After Dark Princess won the Nottinghamshire Book Award. Night Maze was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal as was The Real Tilly Beany. Naming the Dark and Swan Sister were shortlisted for the Sheffield Children’s Book Award. Annie was born in Dorset but now lives in Suffolk. She has three children and two grandchildren.
The second title in a sparkling new series for younger readers, from the creator and author of Angels Unlimited.
Lilac Peabody is a small and shimmery as a dragon-fly – an extraterrestrial busybody and friend to children who need her. Lilac Peabody empowers children to solve their own problems and then disappears once they have achieved their aims.
This is the second of four short novels which all follow the same group of children within a school environment. Each novel centres on one of the children but it is Lilac’s continuing presence that is the all-important link between the four children. It is to Lilac, that the children reveal their true vulnerable selves.
Bella Bright comes from a family of travellers, a circus family. She helped Sam have a good birthday party in the first Lilac Peabody book, but she is very shy and gets bullied a lot, particularly by one of the bigger girls at school. Lilac helps Bella to stand up for herself and develop new confidence. By the end of this story she and Sam are firm friends.
- 30 b/w illus
• From the author of Angels Unlimited, a series in similar style for younger readers.
• A strong extraterrestrial character weaves an element of fantasy into the familiar settings of home and school, a perfect combination for 7 – 9s
• Annie Dalton’s growing reputation as an author with an impressive sales record across all markets for Angels Unlimited
• The second of four short novels feature a group of children at school, each novel centring on one child with Lilac Peabody providing the continuity.
Competition: Clarice Bean by Lauren Child [Orchard]. Daisy Books [Hodder]
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Annie Dalton has worked as a waitress, a cleaner, a factory worker but is now a full-time writer. Her book The After Dark Princess won the Nottinghamshire Book Award. Night Maze was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal as was The Real Tilly Beany. Naming the Dark and Swan Sister were shortlisted for the Sheffield Children’s Book Award. Annie was born in Dorset but now lives in Suffolk. She has three children and two grandchildren.