Tag: Leilani-Sparrow

A simple introduction to buying a new pair of shoes. Short, fun and effective text with lots of rhythm and adorable animal characters to share the experience.

Maybe you need shoes for school.
Shoes with heels would be so cool.
Do you need rubber boots for rain?
Sandals for the sun?
Trainers for games?

  • Board Book

  • Hardback

  • Publication date: 7th September 2017
  • Age range: 0-5 years
  • Dimensions: 170mm x 170mm 26 pages
  • ISBN: 9781910716045

RRP £5.99

  • Publication date: 4th August 2016
  • Age range: 3-6 years
  • Dimensions: 230mm x 230mm 32 pages
  • ISBN: 9781910126837

RRP £9.99

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A simple introduction to the first day at school. Short, fun and effective text with lots of rhythm and adorable animal characters to share the experience.

Share a story
Sing a song
That's the bell
going GONG!
Time for lunch
Food to eat

  • Board Book

  • Hardback

  • Publication date: 7th September 2017
  • Age range: 0-5 years
  • Dimensions: 170mm x 170mm 26 pages
  • ISBN: 9781910126820

RRP £5.99

  • Publication date: 6th August 2015
  • Age range: 3-6 years
  • Dimensions: 230mm x 230mm 32 pages
  • ISBN: 978-1-910126-54-7

RRP £9.99

Reviews

"Written in the first person in a rollicking rhyme, this look at a little bear’s first school day will reassure those just starting preschool or kindergarten."
– Kirkus

"Ideal for new readers who are also new to school."
– Kirkus

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A simple pre-school picture book that explores all kinds of friends, and encourages the youngest child to make and value friends. Rhythmic text and adorable artwork.

It's fun to find an old friend.
It's great to make a new friend.
And when you're feeling sick,
I'm your feel-better-soon friend

  • Hardback

  • Publication date: 17th September 2018
  • Age range: 0-5 years
  • Dimensions: 230mm x 230mm 32 pages
  • ISBN: 978-1-910716-25-0

RRP £9.99

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Leilani Sparrow

Author

Leilani Sparrow was born in South Africa to English parents. Flying home to England when she was 13 days old, she spent most of her childhood reading in Hertfordshire, and wanting to be a librarian.
She studied English at the University of Sussex and fell in love with the sea and Brighton, where she later lived and worked as an editor. She continued to study in her spare time, doing an MA in Children's Literature at Roehampton Institute. Now she has a husband and two children and is one again living in Hertfordshire.