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Dimity Powell

    With a passion for reading, writing, and inspiring, this author has dedicated decades to children's literature. Since 2008, she has actively created picture books, chapter books, and digital content, often achieving recognition in writing competitions. Her work emphasizes the power of tenacity and supports children's reading opportunities. As a fervent advocate for children's literature, she volunteers with Books in Homes and serves as the Managing Editor for Kids' Book Review, sharing her enthusiasm for exceptional children's books.

    Pippa and the Troublesome Twins
    Pippa
    At the End of Holyrood Lane
    Circus School
    Have You Seen My Spots?
    The Fix-It Man
    • The Fix-It Man

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.5(47)Add rating

      Exploring themes of grief and resilience, this poignant picture book follows a child and her father as they navigate life after the loss of her mother. Together, they learn that while some wounds may never fully heal, love and support can help them rebuild their lives and find hope in the midst of sorrow.

      The Fix-It Man
    • Dash embarks on an adventurous quest to locate his missing spots, sparking curiosity and excitement. As he navigates through various challenges, readers are invited to join him in discovering where his spots might be hidden. This engaging story encourages exploration and problem-solving, making it a delightful journey for young readers.

      Have You Seen My Spots?
    • Elsie the Elephant embarks on an exciting journey at Circus School, facing challenges as she learns new skills. Despite initial setbacks, her determination shines through, leading her to uncover her unique talents. This heartwarming story emphasizes resilience and self-discovery, making it a delightful read for young audiences.

      Circus School
    • At the End of Holyrood Lane

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Flick's life is often unpredictable due to the constant storms that plague her home. A sensitive, and ultimately uplifting, glimpse into domestic violence and how it can affect young lives.

      At the End of Holyrood Lane
    • Pippa is a little pigeon with big blue-sky ambitions: to fly solo and explore the world beyond her nest. Her parents are less than thrilled with their risk-taking feathered fledging and smother her with well-meant yet suffocating warnings until one day she ignores them all, and takes the leap into the unknown...alone.

      Pippa
    • Age range 4 to 6 Pippa is back and ready to soar to new heights but two little weights keep dragging her down - her troublesome twin brothers! Pippa loves her new twin baby brothers, Pepi and Penn. But their constant mess and cries for attention are driving her batty! She yearns to take off on her own but she has to babysit instead. How can she be a good big sister and still have fun? Join our favourite feisty pigeon on her latest feather-raising adventure - big-sisterhood.

      Pippa and the Troublesome Twins
    • This is My Dad

      • 24 pages
      • 1 hour of reading

      Leo has never known a father figure, but that won't stop him from telling his class about someone cool, courageous and clever on Tell Us About Your Dad Day - someone who might not be his dad, but is his everything.

      This is My Dad