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Catherine Rayner studied Illustration at Edinburgh College of Art. As well as producing beautiful picture-books, including My Pet Goldfish for Walker and Harris Finds His Feet, which won the prestigious Kate Greenaway Medal, Catherine exhibits her artwork in galleries all over the world and has created her own range of babywear (which inspired the characters Molly, Olive and Dexter!). Follow her on Facebook and on Instagram, @catherine.rayner, or visit her website: www.catherinerayner.co.ukYoung children will enjoy the “BUMP” and “BOO” surprises as the story progresses, as well as the happy ending when the three friends consider themselves all winners. It’s a satisfying wrap-up to a comforting book that will bring a pleasant story time experience. Very highly recommended.
- Emma B, Oregon Coast Youth Book Preview Center
The animals glow in the illustrations, drawing readers into their magical world while reminding them that facing fears with good friends makes everything better. A recommended purchase
School Library Journal
A perfect read with your children, it’s such a relaxing book. The illustrations throughout are so beautiful to look at, it has the sweetest friendship and the story is so fun and sweet.
A paper girl, a paper town
Follow the adventures of Molly the hare, Olive the owl and Dexter the fox in a delightful series for toddlers from multi award-winning author and artist Catherine Rayner.
Dexter the fox LOVES to play chase with Molly the hare and Olive the owl... But Molly keeps bounding away on her big feet, and it only takes one flap of her wings for Olive to swoop ahead. They're just so quick: try as he might, Dexter can't keep up! Whatever can he do? With each story starring a different member of this adorable trio, the Molly, Olive and Dexter books explore big emotional themes with gentle humour and gorgeous artwork; don't miss the other stories in the series: Molly, Olive and Dexter, Molly, Olive and Dexter: The Guessing Game, and Molly, Olive and Dexter: Who's Afraid of the Dark?
“Catherine Rayner has a marvellous gift for capturing the souls of animals in a few, rich washes of colour.” Daily Telegraph