Helen Hancocks graduated in 2011 with a first class degree in Illustration with Animation from Manchester School of Art. She uses a mixture of crayon, watercolour, ink and pen, combined digitally. Her first picture book, Penguin in Peril, was the UK’s best-selling debut picture book of 2013, and she has been delighting readers with her vibrant, witty work ever since, with books such as William Heads to Hollywood, William and the Missing Masterpiece, How to Look After Your Human and Ella Queen of Jazz. Her other clients include The Portland Stamp company, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The BFI and The Lincoln Film Society. She lives in Lincoln with her cat, Mac. Find her online at helenhancocks.com and on Instagram and Twitter as @helenhancocks.

The story has a pleasing design with uncluttered strong illustrations on every page… I recommend this simple picture book with its bold illustrations that could be used with young children to talk about the qualities of cats and other animals compared to humans.

Helen Hancocks graduated in 2011 with a first class degree in Illustration with Animation from Manchester School of Art. She uses a mixture of crayon, watercolour, ink and pen, combined digitally. Her first picture book, Penguin in Peril, was the UK’s best-selling debut picture book of 2013, and she has been delighting readers with her vibrant, witty work ever since, with books such as William Heads to Hollywood, William and the Missing Masterpiece, How to Look After Your Human and Ella Queen of Jazz. Her other clients include The Portland Stamp company, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The BFI and The Lincoln Film Society. She lives in Lincoln with her cat, Mac. Find her online at helenhancocks.com and on Instagram and Twitter as @helenhancocks.

The story has a pleasing design with uncluttered strong illustrations on every page… I recommend this simple picture book with its bold illustrations that could be used with young children to talk about the qualities of cats and other animals compared to humans.

Helen Hancocks graduated in 2011 with a first class degree in Illustration with Animation from Manchester School of Art. She uses a mixture of crayon, watercolour, ink and pen, combined digitally. Her first picture book, Penguin in Peril, was the UK’s best-selling debut picture book of 2013, and she has been delighting readers with her vibrant, witty work ever since, with books such as William Heads to Hollywood, William and the Missing Masterpiece, How to Look After Your Human and Ella Queen of Jazz. Her other clients include The Portland Stamp company, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The BFI and The Lincoln Film Society. She lives in Lincoln with her cat, Mac. Find her online at helenhancocks.com and on Instagram and Twitter as @helenhancocks.

The story has a pleasing design with uncluttered strong illustrations on every page… I recommend this simple picture book with its bold illustrations that could be used with young children to talk about the qualities of cats and other animals compared to humans.