This author brings stories to life with a unique perspective and a keen eye for detail. Their journey from graphic design to writing imbues their work with visual flair and a fresh viewpoint. With a deep understanding of childhood imagination, this author crafts books that are both engaging and thought-provoking. Each narrative is carefully constructed to captivate young readers while offering parents moments of reflection.
When a little dinosaur called Finlay meets a big show-off dinosaur who wants to eat his jelly beans, his really, really, really big friend comes in very handy! From talented picture-book maker, Richard Byrne, this is a hugely original exploration of friendship in a playful prehistoric world.
The chalks are drawing flowers on the chalkboard, but someone keeps stealing their artwork! Who could the thief be? Fortunately, Sergeant Blue is on the case and determined to solve the crime. It's a fun and funny read-aloud mystery with a colorful cast of characters, from This book just ate my dog! author-illustrator Richard Byrne. Godwin Books
Someone is stealing the chalks' lovely drawings. But he leaves some dust at the scene of the crime and only one suspect has a dusty red bottom! Sergeant Blue is quick to solve the investigation and bring the case to a happy conclusion for all!
When Ben is tempting his cat across the page with a fluffy mouse, his cat . . . disappears! Then his best friend Bella disappears, too. Sniffer dogs and rescue teams can't help . . . When Ben also vanishes, it's up to the reader to sort the situation in this playful and funny story.
The littlest always goes last. That's the elephant rule. But Elphie really wants to go first. Luckily, he knows someone who can help. It's you! With real audience participation all the way through, this is the latest imaginative story from innovative picture book maker Richard Byrne.
Focusing on professional development, this practical guide assists both new and seasoned health and safety professionals in maximizing their skills and collaboration with colleagues. It emphasizes effective communication and situates safety within the broader business context, making it essential for anyone looking to enhance their career in health and safety.
Joey has chicken pox and has to stay at home. But being ill is boring. His mother tells him he can play with a friend, but only a spotty friend as he is infectious, so he sets off to search for one. Will Joey find anyone to play with who isn't scared of his spots?
From the creator of This Book Just Ate My Dog! comes another hugely inventive story where Ben and Bella are transported to all sorts of different books, just with the turn of a page.
Ben and Bella are playing with Ben's remote controlled fire engine. So why doesn't it turn or spin or sound its siren when Ben presses the buttons? And why are strange things happening to Bella's dog? This is a book that's out of control and only the reader can help get things back to normal.
Aldrin the raccoon likes to think he knows it all. And if he doesn't know the answer to a question - no problem, he just makes something up! Are the bears really the reason for the disappearing moon? It's the biggest puzzle in the pine forest . . . and the best story to land on your bookshelf!