Rhyme

  • The Hot Cross Bunny by Carys Bexington & Mark Chambers

    The Hot Cross Bunny by Carys Bexington & Mark Chambers

    The Hot Cross Bunny is an amusing rhyming story which starts on the Isle of the Great Easter Bunny. Bunny Steve’s attempt to grow an egg to win The Golden Egg Cup leads him into a mad Easter Eve adventure as him and his chicken friend, Nugget, try to stop a rampaging dragon from spoiling…


  • The Big Christmas Bake by Fiona Barker & Pippa Curnick

    The Big Christmas Bake by Fiona Barker & Pippa Curnick

    The Big Christmas Bake is a beautifully illustrated, delicious countdown to making a Twelfth Night Cake. Written in rhyme, similar to the original Twelve Days of Christmas, it cleverly manages to include all the ingredients of the cake as well as the tradition of choosing the Twelfth Night king or queen.


  • SUPERHEROES DON’T GET SCARED by Kate Thompson & Clare Elsom

    SUPERHEROES DON’T GET SCARED by Kate Thompson & Clare Elsom

    SUPERHEROES DON’T GET SCARED is a fabulously empowering, humorous picture book that can help children to understand their emotions and reassure them that it’s ok to be scared sometimes. The superheroes in the story all have a particular fear and their experiences help main character Maisie learn to face up to her own.


  • The BEAR and her BOOK by Frances Tosdevin & Sophia O’Connor

    The BEAR and her BOOK by Frances Tosdevin & Sophia O’Connor

    The Bear and her Book celebrates the brilliance of books – it’s the perfect picture book for bear lovers and book lovers! The Bear takes her ‘Bear’s Big Book of Being Wise’ on a long journey and as well as helping her to solve problems it helps her to make new friends along the way.


  • Calm Down, Zebra by Lou Kuenzler and Julia Woolf

    Calm Down, Zebra by Lou Kuenzler and Julia Woolf

    Calm Down, Zebra is a madcap rhyming story that introduces young children to colours, animals and the joy of art and painting. We love cheeky Zebra who is determined to have fun and takes Annie’s painting lesson into a wildly creative new direction!


  • World Book Day – Books about Books and Reading!
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    World Book Day – Books about Books and Reading!

    On World Book Day many children are celebrating books and reading by dressing up as their favourite characters and holding book related events in school. This week many authors and illustrators have been visiting schools or doing Skype visits – it’s a real celebration of books, you can find out more about World Book Day…


  • Lori Degman talks about Like A Girl illustrated by Mara Penney
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    Lori Degman talks about Like A Girl illustrated by Mara Penney

    We’re very excited to welcome Lori Degman, author of Like A Girl, to Story Snug. The book, illustrated by Mara Penny, takes a fascinating look at women who have been successful in sport, politics, arts and science as well as those who have changed the world through standing up for their rights and instigating social reforms.


  • THE TREE THAT’S MEANT TO BE by Yuval Zommer

    THE TREE THAT’S MEANT TO BE by Yuval Zommer

    THE TREE THAT’S MEANT TO BE is a heartwarming festive story full of love and caring. It portrays a wonderful celebration of Christmas in the natural world but more importantly it shows the joy and happiness that friendship brings to a character that feels different to all the others.


  • How to draw ‘The Dinosaur Who Lost Her Voice’ by Francesca Gambatesa
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    How to draw ‘The Dinosaur Who Lost Her Voice’ by Francesca Gambatesa

    We are delighted to welcome illustrator Francesca Gambatesa to Story Snug. We’re big fans of Francesca’s newest picture book, The Dinosaur Who Lost her Voice, written by Julie Ballard, and it’s really interesting to read how she created the illustrations for the story.


  • Vera Jewel is Late for School by Nicola Kent

    Vera Jewel is Late for School by Nicola Kent

    Vera Jewel is Late for School is the amusing story of a determined, innovative little girl who can’t manage to get to school on time and as the week goes on it doesn’t get any better! This is a great book to read at this time of year, most children have gone back to school…