Theo loves being outside. One day, at school, Theo's class have a visitor who gives all the children an acorn and tells them how to care for it – the children even get to bring it home after school.Theo loves his tiny 'tree-to-be'. He gives it a name, Oakie, and he makes sure to look after Oakie, taking it everywhere with him.
Isla McGuckin is a dreamer and a writer and the proud mother of daughters. Born and raised in urban Yorkshire, Isla is now based in rural Donegal. Isla's first picture book, April's Garden, has garnered international success, with inclusion in the White Raven catalogue and shortlistings for a number of awards, including KPMG Children's Books Ireland Awards, the Yoto Carnegie Medal for Illustration and the British Book Awards Book of the Year Awards.
Theo loves being outside. One day, at school, Theo's class have a visitor who gives all the children an acorn and tells them how to care for it – the children even get to bring it home after school.Theo loves his tiny 'tree-to-be'. He gives it a name, Oakie, and he makes sure to look after Oakie, taking it everywhere with him.
Isla McGuckin is a dreamer and a writer and the proud mother of daughters. Born and raised in urban Yorkshire, Isla is now based in rural Donegal. Isla's first picture book, April's Garden, has garnered international success, with inclusion in the White Raven catalogue and shortlistings for a number of awards, including KPMG Children's Books Ireland Awards, the Yoto Carnegie Medal for Illustration and the British Book Awards Book of the Year Awards.
Theo loves being outside. One day, at school, Theo's class have a visitor who gives all the children an acorn and tells them how to care for it – the children even get to bring it home after school.Theo loves his tiny 'tree-to-be'. He gives it a name, Oakie, and he makes sure to look after Oakie, taking it everywhere with him.
Isla McGuckin is a dreamer and a writer and the proud mother of daughters. Born and raised in urban Yorkshire, Isla is now based in rural Donegal. Isla's first picture book, April's Garden, has garnered international success, with inclusion in the White Raven catalogue and shortlistings for a number of awards, including KPMG Children's Books Ireland Awards, the Yoto Carnegie Medal for Illustration and the British Book Awards Book of the Year Awards.