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Samuel Langley-Swain - You'll Always See the Daffodils, Häftad

Häftad, Engelska, 2027

You'll Always See the Daffodils

Av Samuel Langley-Swain

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Written by Samuel Langley-Swain, author of sensitive and emotional picture books, Storm in a Jar and Where Björn Belongs, this story is a very open and honest expression of his own struggles with mental health, written as words of encouragement, to carry on and to believe that lighter times will lie ahead. Inspired by grandparents’ reciting of Wordsworth’s famous daffodil poem, which they could remember, even with dementia and Alzheimers, this book is a gift to children, but also to older people in similar situations, for them to experience moments of joy and hope. Illustrated by debut talent Holly Reynolds.
Produktinformation
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2027-02-04
  • Mått: 245 x 245 x 4 mm
  • Format: Häftad
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 32
  • Förlag: Owlet Press
  • Illustratör: Holly Reynolds
  • ISBN: 9781913339753
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Sam's world changed when he became a Dad through adoption. Having never thought of writing books before, he was dramatically inspired by his children's experiences and began to write senstive, theraputic stories which help children tackle some of life's big issues. He is also passionate about representation and ensures that his stories have an authentic cast of diverse characters and creators. A freelance artist and illustrator from Birmingham, UK but now based in sunny South Wales, working across many areas of children’s publishing, including picture books, middle grade, narrative non-fiction and book cover art.Holly loves a touch of the mystical or mysterious, and you’ll often find her diving into mythology or folklore books in her spare time. Atmosphere and texture are the two things she loves above all else in her work.

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“Heartfelt and touching. A real joy.” Cariad Lloyd

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