Dawn Casey Books

A collection of winter tales from cultures around the world, beautifully brought together with striking gilt artwork.

The story beautifully captures the bond between a girl and her grandmother as they explore the magic of a garden through the seasons. When the grandmother passes away, the girl faces the reality of loss. However, as spring arrives, she discovers that love and memories endure, illustrating the themes of grief and renewal. This poignant narrative emphasizes the cyclical nature of life and the lasting impact of cherished moments with loved ones.

Happy Stories for Nature Lovers presents a collection of uplifting narrative non-fiction tales of endangered animals and nature being brought back from the brink.

Inspired by the beauty of nature, this collection features enchanting stories retold by award-winning author Dawn Casey, complemented by intricate illustrations from Anja Sušanj. It serves as a stunningly illustrated treasury that captivates readers of all ages, making it an ideal gift to foster a deeper appreciation for the wonders of the natural world.

Celebrating 25 beloved British birds, this book offers a blend of illustrations, folklore, and seasonal crafts for family enjoyment. Organized by month, it highlights key moments in birds' lives, such as courtship and migration, providing in-depth species portraits that reveal their hidden behaviors. Each biography includes folk names, traditional tales, and identification tips, along with practical activities like creating bird boxes and mini ponds. This enriching resource fosters a deeper connection with nature through engaging bird-related experiences.

Retelling of the Celtic legend in which a king's children are changed into swans by their evil stepmother. They can only be changed back when a king from the North marries a queen from the South. Suggested level: junior, primary, intermediate.

Nari cares for a little lamb on her farm. With her family's help, she turns its fleece into a cosy scarf, until the scarf is ready for the compost heap. A luminous picture book exploring creation and recycling through a simple, lyrical story.

13 creatures in China have come to the river to join in the Emperor's race. Who will win the ultimate honour of having the first year of the new calendar named after them? This work is a retelling of the story of the Chinese Zodiac, with endnotes on Chinese astrology and festivals.

The book features a foreword by Kelly Berthelsen, an accomplished Inuit poet, translator, and politician, highlighting its cultural significance. It explores themes relevant to Inuit identity and experience, offering insights into the intersection of art and politics. The inclusion of Berthelsen's perspective enriches the narrative, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the subject matter and its impact on contemporary discussions.

A traditional Russian folk tale with glowing illustrations from an award- winning artist will warm your heart and fill you up with the joyful, generous spirit of Christmas.