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Tag Archives: Tiny Pwl Publishing
Unlocked: Stories of Hope from Tiny Owl Artists in Lockdown
Unlocked is a beautiful picture book so full of hope and kindness. A reflection on the last year that notices the best of it, the nurturing of people and of things. It is simply perfect for now and for sharing … Continue reading
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Tagged Covid-19, global, Hope, Lockdown, Pandemic, picturebooks, Resilience, Tiny Owl Books, Tiny Pwl Publishing
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Felix After The Rain – written and illustrated by Dunja Jogan Translated by Olivia Hellewell
This is such a beautiful book. Wonderful illustrations which encourage the reader to linger combine with a rich text to create something that will comfort and reassure. Highly recommended for children of all ages and quite probably adults too. Felix … Continue reading
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Tagged books, childrens_books, depression, Emotions, empathy, fears, illustration, Mental Health, picturebooks, Reading, Tiny Pwl Publishing, Translation
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