Tag Archives: Clare Helen Welsh

Picture Books 2021

Posted on January 7, 2022 by Hannah

We spent a truly magical Christmas, and I hope you did too. We even found snow up in the Yorkshire Dales, which was nearly better than all the presents. Back at home, the water meadows beside the river were flooded. … Continue reading →

Posted in Family and friends | Tagged 2021, Adam Stower, Barbara Bakos, Byron Eggenschwiler, children's books, Clare Helen Welsh, Favourite picture books 2021, Hannah Foley, James Catchpole, Jenny Lovlie, Jenny Moore, Karen George, Magenta Fox, Marie Dorleans, Nick Laird, picture books, Riel Nason, Saturday, The Day Fin Flooded the World, The Little Ghost Who Was A Quilt, The Night Walk, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle, Time To Move South For The Winter, weirdo, What Happened to You?, Zadie Smith | Comments Off

Picture Books 2020 (and pirate fishfingers)

Posted on January 4, 2021 by Hannah

I hope you had a good Christmas and New Year despite the clouds of Covid hanging over all of us. Being in Tier 2 we were able to see some family on Christmas Day. It was a very odd feeling, … Continue reading →

Posted in Family and friends, Illustration | Tagged 2020, 2021, Alison Murray, Asa Gilland, book reviews, bubbles, children, children's fiction, Christian Robinson, Clare Helen Welsh, COVID-19, debut, Dino Duckling, Discover Kelpies, Emily Gravett, Extra Yarn, fishfingers, Francesca Simon, Hannah Foley, How Billy Hippo Learned His Colours, Jon Klassen, Last Stop on Market Street, Mac Barnett, Matt De La Pena, middle grade fiction, My Friend Earth, Northcott Theatre, Obsessive About Octopuses, Owen Davey, Patricia MacLachlan, picture books, The Perfect Shelter, The Spellbinding Secret of Avery Buckle, theatre, Too Much Stuff, Treasure Island, vivian french | 2 Comments

Picture Books 2019

Posted on January 15, 2020 by Hannah

In my fit of gardening optimism, Finch and I went to the allotment to clean the greenhouse at the weekend. Okay, it didn’t go quite like that. I cleaned the greenhouse and Finch made obstacle courses for woodlice in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Family and friends, Illustration | Tagged Ashling Lindsay, benji davies, Big Book of Blue, Clare Helen Welsh, cleaning, David Litchfield, ed vere, Eve Coy, Fiona Lumbers, Freya Blackwood, greenhouse, illustration, Inga Moore, Irena Kobold, Janet Charters, linda sarah, Looking After Daddy, Michale Foreman, Mr Bug, My Two Blankets, obstacle course, picturebooks, Six Dinner Sid, spring, Tad, The Bear and the Piano, The General, The Secret Sky Garden, The Tide, woodlice, Yuval Zommer | Comments Off

Picture Books 2015

Posted on January 8, 2016 by Hannah

I take Christmas as an opportunity to splurge on picture books…for the children obviously! I spend ages perusing the shelves of our local Waterstones, drinking in all those beautiful pages. Here are some of my favourites from this year’s purchases… … Continue reading →

Posted in Illustration | Tagged Aerodynamics of Biscuits, author/illustrator, benji davies, christmas, Clare Helen Welsh, deborah allwright, ed vere, Granddad's Island, illustrator, linda sarah, max at night, On Sudden Hill, peter harris, picture books, Please Mr Panda, Steve Antony, the night pirates | Comments Off

Aerodynamics of Biscuits

Posted on October 21, 2015 by Hannah

Here’s a quick heads-up for a fantastic event happening this coming Saturday (24th October) for those in the vicinity of Drake Circus Waterstones in Plymouth. Clare Helen Welsh will be celebrating the launch of her wonderful picture book, Aerodynamics of Biscuits, … Continue reading →

Posted in Illustration | Tagged Aerodynamics of Biscuits, author, children, Clare Helen Welsh, event, illustration, illustrator, Maverick Books, picture books, plymouth, Sophia Touliatou, Waterstones | Comments Off

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