Frann Preston-Gannon is an author and illustrator whose children's books often explore themes of home and journeys with a distinctive visual style. As a co-founder of the design group Zombie Collective, she also engages in art dissemination through interactive workshops and pop-up galleries. Her work demonstrates a deep understanding of childhood imagination while maintaining artistic originality. She crafts narratives that are both visually engaging and thematically resonant for young readers.
I Am the Seed That Grew the Tree, named after the first line of Judith Nicholls' poem 'Windsong', is a lavishly illustrated collection of 366 nature poems - one for every day of the year, including leap years. Filled with familiar favourites and new discoveries, written by a wide variety of poets
A warm, lyrical exploration of the many sides of humanity from award-winning author and illustrator Frann Preston-Gannon.
The ice is melting so Polar Bear sets off in search of a new home. Join him on his adventures across the seas and discover the many friends he meets along the way in this beautifully illustrated environmental fable.
Celebrating the charm and variety of wiener dogs, this delightful book by award-winning author/illustrator Frann Preston-Gannon is a must-read for dog lovers of all ages. The vibrant illustrations and engaging narrative highlight the unique characteristics of dachshunds, making it a joyful tribute to these beloved pets.
A wealthy man has everything he could ever want on Earth . . . and now he is reaching for the moon.
The narrative explores the daily lives of six families, highlighting practical actions they take at home to promote environmental consciousness. Through their experiences, readers discover simple yet effective ways to adopt sustainable practices, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility for the planet.
Farmer Jack and his pet dino-dog get up early each morning to tend to the duties on the dinosaur farm. First the pterodactyl eggs need collecting. Then the triceratops need to be let out to graze. Of course the diplodocus need a good scrub after their mud bath - they do get very messy! As the day goes on, Jack becomes more battered and bruised by his encounters - the pterodactyl were not the most co-operative when it came to collecting their eggs, the diplodocus's bath time was a bit more exciting than it was meant to be and the boisterous tricerotops sent him flying as they rushed out of their pen! Exhausted after his daily chores, Jack collapses into bed. But wait! Did he remember to close the gate to the T-Rex pen?!
This hilarious story about the mishaps of a group of woodland friends contains a powerful message about working together.
In this sweet, character-driven picture book, two sisters wish upon a dandelion for a summer filled with adventure—and their wish comes true!When two sisters make a wish upon a dandelion, their wish brings them a new friend—a dandy lion—to play with all summer long. Together, the girls and the lion go on adventures and explore. And when the seasons change and their lion friend must say goodbye, the girls will miss their friend—until fall arrives!
This cute, inclusive board book celebrates the things that families of all kinds share—and the love at the heart of each one Every baby’s day is different, but lots of first experiences are shared, too. The youngest reader will delight in recognizing their own daily routine unfold with every turn of the page, as we follow six families from breakfast until bedtime. Whether a child has two dads, two moms, or a single parent, this book forms a snapshot of daily life that 21st-century families of every kind will recognize and relate to.Adorable artwork and read-aloud rhyming texts from bestselling author/illustrator Frann Preston-Gannon will allow babies and parents everywhere to share a giggle at bedtime.
This irresistible collection of well loved rhymes is a must for every childs bookshelf. It is beautifully illustrated by Frann Preston-Gannon, the illustrator of I Am the Seed That Grew the Tree over 140,000 copies sold to date, winner of the Waterstones Childrens Gift of the Year and Red Magazines Childrens Illustrated Book of the Year 2019
„Stell‘ dir vor, Mama“, sagte Vögelchen. „Ich habe die Menschen gesehen!“ „Und wie sind sie?“, fragte Mama gespannt. „Sie sind alle ganz verschieden“, antwortete Vögelchen. „Aber die, die gut zu mir waren, werde ich nie vergessen.“ • Ein Buch, das die Gegensätze in der Welt zeigt • Über Güte, Hilfsbereitschaft und den Glauben an das Gute • Ausdrucksstarke und farbenfrohe Bilder Lädt ein zum Gespräch über die Gestaltung des eigenen Handelns
Kommt in die Felder Wiesen und Wälder 365 Gedichte für jeden TagArs Edition GmbH
A group of children find a sloth snoring away in a tree in their garden. Not knowing what it is, they set out to find out. While the two older children dream up increasingly outrageous possibilities, from an astronaut to a pirate, to a space creature, the youngest little girl investigates books and a globe and discovers what it really is and where it lives. But how can the children help the sloth to get home if it won't wake up? Age range: 3-6 years
In einer warmen Vollmondnacht sitzt ein kleiner Frosch am See und singt ganz allein sein Lied. Doch bald hat er keinen Spaß mehr daran, denn seine Stimme klingt viel zu schwach. Außerdem fühlt sich der kleine Frosch plötzlich winzig, unbedeutend und sehr, sehr einsam. Gut, dass er sich ein Herz fasst und Freunde sucht. Ob er andere Tiere finden kann, die ihn begleiten? Ab 3 Jahren
