Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Laura James’s love of storytelling began at an early age and led her to undertake a degree in Film Studies and an MA in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University. Laura’s debut novel Captain Pug was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize in 2017. Laura lives near Bath with her two dachshunds, Brian and Florence.
Charlie Alder has written and illustrated many books for children, including Daredevil Duck and Chicken Break! as well as the News Hounds series. She lives in Devon, England, with her husband and son. When not drawing chickens or dogs, Charlie can be found in her studio drinking coffee, arranging her crayons, and inventing more accidental animal heroes.
I absolutely LOVED this book! ... News Hounds is such a treat and I loved the bright, colourful images and the story itself was so charming
NetGalley Reviewer
A sweet little chapter book for early readers to enjoy […] the story itself is engaging and young readers will definitely enjoy following
NetGalley Reviewer
A great book with lovely pictures and typography for five- to seven-year-olds who are starting to read for themselves and like dogs with multiple chins
The Times on COWBOY PUG
Gorgeous funny young fiction
Bookseller on CAPTAIN PUG
Zany … Even reluctant readers will have a blast
Irish Times on FABIO: CASE OF THE MISSING HIPPO
This neon-bright mystery involves a talent show, a hippo jazz singer, gallons of pink lemonade and, of course, Fabio
Metro on FABIO: CASE OF THE MISSING HIPPO
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Laura James’s love of storytelling began at an early age and led her to undertake a degree in Film Studies and an MA in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University. Laura’s debut novel Captain Pug was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize in 2017. Laura lives near Bath with her two dachshunds, Brian and Florence.
Charlie Alder has written and illustrated many books for children, including Daredevil Duck and Chicken Break! as well as the News Hounds series. She lives in Devon, England, with her husband and son. When not drawing chickens or dogs, Charlie can be found in her studio drinking coffee, arranging her crayons, and inventing more accidental animal heroes.