Poppy Goes Wild

Nick is a multi-award winning television producer whose credits include launching the series Supernanny, Escape to River Cottage, Nigella Bites, Food Unwrapped and Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts. Born and raised in the Black Country, Nick grew up with a strong appreciation of the rivers, wild meadows and rolling hills of the surrounding countryside. As a teenager he was transfixed by the magical sight of an otter catching a fish and sunning itself on the riverbank. He didn't see another one in the wild until decades later, when rivers began to be cleaned up. He divides his time between living alongside the South Downs National Park and the wildflower meadows of the French Alps.

Joanna Lumley OBE; Actress, presenter, former model, author, television producer, and committed activist including being a patron of Earth Restoration Service since 2008 - 'Poppy is the child we all long to be: brave, curious, headstrong, compassionate and the best fun in the world. Her love for wildlife will chime with children everywhere: an adorable book.' ;Gordon Buchanan; wildlife filmmaker and TV presenter - 'Poppy Goes Wild is a beautifully inspiring story wonderfully illustrated. To protect nature we must love nature and hear what our planet is telling us. This book serves as a reminder that we must also listen to our children. Out of the mouths of babes...' ;Jimmy Doherty; farmer and TV presenter - 'This enchanting book celebrates the thrilling experience of discovering wildlife when you are young. There are many lessons that we can learn from the past and allowing more land to run wild and free is a vital one.' ;Iolo Williams, TV naturalist and author - 'This is a cracking book. Poppy is cheeky and irresistible in her quest to make the world a better place for wildlife.' ;Olly Smith, broadcaster, wine critic, and patron of The Bumblebee Conservation Trust - 'This charming tale is a timely reminder of the deep value in connecting more deeply with the natural world and allowing it to flourish and grow ever more wonderfully wild.'