Faber & Faber
Blogtour: The Faber Book of Bedtime Stories – Q & A with Lucy Farfort
The Faber Book of Bedtime Stories is a wonderful collection of bedtime stories that convey messages of bravery, hope and kindness in a variety of situations. Seventeen children’s authors introduce readers to a diverse cast of characters and take us on amazing adventures in short stories which are beautifully illustrated by Sarah McIntyre.
Blogtour: While We Can’t Hug. Illustrator Polly Dunbar chooses five favourite picture books
We are very excited to be one of the stops on Eoin and Polly’s blogtour for their new picture book – While We Can’t Hug. Hopefully we will all be able to hug our friends properly soon!
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!
Dec 13th: John Shelley chooses Christmas 1993 or Santa’s Last Ride
Author: Leslie Bricusse / Illustrator: Errol Le Cain The Story: Actually published in 1987, it’s a picture book in rhyming verse describing how Santa is overwhelmed by the stress of the job and the modern world.
Daddy’s Sandwich by Pip Jones and Laura Hughes
Daddy’s Sandwich is the perfect story to read during British Sandwich Week. Little Ruby’s sandwich fillings are very original and include the favourite things in Daddy’s life – inedible as well as edible!
Story Snug Advent: H is for How The Grinch Stole Christmas!
H is for How The Grinch Stole Christmas! by Dr. Seuss How The Grinch Stole Christmas! is a great story for showing children that Christmas isn’t about presents and big feasts. The Grinch does his best to spoil Christmas for the residents of Whoville but then he learns that the meaning of Christmas isn’t exactly what he…
Dec 6th: Elli Woollard chooses Snow
The Story: A little boy wakes up to see that it is snowing. Desperate to go out and play before the pristine whiteness is ruined, he exhorts his grandfather to hurry up, but his grandfather is taking an agonizingly long time to get ready. By the time his grandfather is finally ready to go out there…
