Meet Happy Chick as each of the springtime baby farm animals is greeted on a warm and sunny day! Touch-and-feel die-cut on the front cover and throughout.
Readers can follow along with Chick to say hello to each adorable animal friend on a warm and sunny day. The book features simple rhyming text, bold and colorful artwork, a touch-and-feel die cut on the cover and throughout, and fun textures to explore, making this the perfect book for toddlers.
Rosie Adams lives in Lancashire, England, with three dogs and a goldfish named Bert. She loves to write stories about animals and nature. In her spare time, she likes painting, traveling, and taking long walks in the countryside.
Lucy Barnard is from Cheltenham but now lives in Manchester with her husband and two children. After completing her art foundation course in Cheltenham and her illustration degree in Exeter, she worked at various publishing companies in London before becoming a freelance illustrator. She worked for many years with acrylic paint and pencils but has adapted her illustration style and now works digitally. As well as illustrating for others, she also writes and illustrates her own stories, quite often inspired by her children!
Meet Happy Chick as each of the springtime baby farm animals is greeted on a warm and sunny day! Touch-and-feel die-cut on the front cover and throughout.
Readers can follow along with Chick to say hello to each adorable animal friend on a warm and sunny day. The book features simple rhyming text, bold and colorful artwork, a touch-and-feel die cut on the cover and throughout, and fun textures to explore, making this the perfect book for toddlers.
Author
Rosie Adams lives in Lancashire, England, with three dogs and a goldfish named Bert. She loves to write stories about animals and nature. In her spare time, she likes painting, traveling, and taking long walks in the countryside.
Lucy Barnard is from Cheltenham but now lives in Manchester with her husband and two children. After completing her art foundation course in Cheltenham and her illustration degree in Exeter, she worked at various publishing companies in London before becoming a freelance illustrator. She worked for many years with acrylic paint and pencils but has adapted her illustration style and now works digitally. As well as illustrating for others, she also writes and illustrates her own stories, quite often inspired by her children!
