WICKED RABBIT

ISBN: 978-1-4457-3797-3   Children 5 - 7 years. 88 pages with black and white illustrations.

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Bertie dog plays hide and seek as he helps pre-school children recognize colours and objects, as well as learning to count to ten. Where’s Bertie dog hiding? Can they find him? A fun play and learn book for children 2 - 4 years old. 44 pages colour illustrations

THE ALIEN WHO CAME TO TEA

ISBN: 978-1-4092-8010-1

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Six year old Ethan is very excited when a spaceship lands in his garden and out steps a space boy called Igloo who tells him he has come to tea.

Ethan is not so delighted though when Igloo eats his mummy’s saucepan and all their ice cream spoons and disappears before anyone else sees him. Ethan is blamed for the loss of these items as his mummy refuses to believe him that a naughty alien ate them!

Will Igloo return and take the blame and would mummy want them back now they are in his tummy?

MILES SMILES ISBN:  978-1-4092-5052-4 - second edition (Published by http://www.lulu.com 

A COLOUR AND READ BOOK, AGE 4 - 6 YEARS, For adults and children to read how a smile can brighten their day.

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LOGLINE:
Miles the clown’s smile has been stolen and he must walk miles and miles to photograph happy people so that he can fill his balloon with their smiling faces and let their laughter burst out and wipe away his frown.

SYNOPSIS:
Miles the clown’s smile has been stolen by another clown. Elimson only knows how to frown and has used a magic spell to steal Miles’s lovely smile and stop him sharing or feeling anyone else’s smile. Now Miles feels unhappy all the time.

Miles desperately needs to get his smile back. There is a little boy in hospital who is very sad and he is waiting for Miles to visit and share his smile so he can feel happy and forget about his pain.

His friend, Dottie the dog, seeks the help of the Queen of the Butterflies who sprinkles some magic on Miles’s balloon and tells Dottie to take photographs of other people’s smiles and pop their happy smiling lips into the balloon. Once the balloon is full it will burst open and all the happy smiling energy will wipe Miles’s frown away and give him his smile back.

But Miles’s frown makes him feel tired as well as sad and it is difficult for him to walk all the miles they must tread to fill the balloon up. Chocolate the horse comes to their rescue and carries Miles to the last town where the balloon bursts open and wipes his frown away. Now they must race to the hospital so Miles can finally share his smile with Peter and wipe away his sad frown.

DUSTY RABBIT - work in progress, awaiting publication
Children’s book
WGA registered
Written by Jill Divine

SYNOPSIS
Dusty rabbit is a loveable rogue and all children won’t fail to fall in love with him. He likes to be out and about and investigating everything. His favourite place is the shed; there are so many places to hide and so many things happening under the shelves and cupboards.

Spiders roam around and make their webs, but he has to be careful around them as they are not amused if he walks into their web and destroys it (which he frequently does, which is why he is called Dusty).

He can’t understand why mum always gets so cross with him, especially when he’s digging her plants up, or eating them. He’s only checking she’s put the roots in far enough and all plants need trimming sometimes. He can’t help it if he gets a little carried away sometimes.

Like all children, Dusty does not like going to bed. So night time becomes a game of wits as he tries to either hide under the cupboards in the shed, or behind the compost bins, as these are a few of the places that mum and six year old Sam have difficulty getting him out of.

In the first book Dusty is anxious to be up and about and tries to attract mum’s attention by thumping and clanging his bowl. When she finally gives in, as the noise is driving her mad and she lets him out, Dusty quickly runs to the shed to investigate.

Here he inadvertently breaks Susie spider’s web. She is very angry about this and whilst he is dozing in the sun, she climbs on his back and runs all over his body tickling him. He finally gets rid of Susie, but is then in trouble again when he tries to run off with one of the biscuits mum has put on a stool along with the pot of tea. It isn’t really his fault that the tea pot gets smashed, it’s mum’s for making him jump by shouting at him.

He gets back into mum’s good books when Matty mouse tries to steal his biscuit and he chases him out of the shed. Mum is pleased the mouse has gone from the shed. Bedtime comes too quickly, but it’s no good hiding behind the compost bin because that nasty scratchy broom soon pushes him out. Oh well there’s always tomorrow!

DUSTY RABBIT SAVES THE DAY

CHILDREN’S BOOK
WGA REGISTERED
WRITTEN BY JILL DIVINE

In this sequel Dusty Rabbit rescues Specky the baby blackbird who is too scared to fly out of the shed and time is running out because Squat the evil cat is on the prowl.