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Angela McAllister has written over thirty children’s books. She lives in Hampshire with her husband and their two children, who are often the inspiration for her stories. Alison Edgson was born in County Down in Northern Ireland and now lives near Newport in Wales. When she’s not illustrating children’s books, Alison spends most of her free time chasing her chickens out of the vegetable garden and brushing the cat, and loves walking her dogs in the countryside."This light-hearted adventure explores the relationship between siblings and is the perfect read for young children with brothers or sisters, or for teaching about sharing and compassion."
- TES
"A gentle and touching story about siblings working together and having fun together even when things seem to go wrong. Alison Edgson's bold bright illustrations are always a delight."
- Parents in Touch
"Mummy's Little Sunflowers is a wonderful tale full of sibling love, sharing and adventure."
- Little Fiction Fascination
"...A touching, gently humorous story exploring the unique relationship between brothers and sisters and the love that every child has for their mummy. It will touch a chord with anyone who has ever experienced sibling rivalry..."
- Junior Magazine
"Alison Edgson’s large, beautifully detailed and captivating artwork adds warmth and character to Angela McAllister’s thoughtful and gently funny story about sibling love and rivalry. Ideal for teaching children the importance of give and take."
- Lancashire Evening Post
This latest picture book from the fantastic author and illustrator team, Angela McAllister and Alison Edgson, is a touching, gently humorous story exploring the unique relationship between siblings. The perfect read for young children with brothers or sisters.
Scurry loves sunflowers. He’s got one special seed that he’s going to grow just for his mummy. But his little brother, Scamp, loves sunflowers seeds, and when he eats his brother’s special seed, he’s in real trouble. Two small mice. One sunflower seed. And a very big adventure.
If you like this, then you’ll love I Want My Mummy! by Tracey Corderoy and Alison Edgson.