With Ellie Royce
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Come and join in on a day of joyful discovery, where treasured memories are made, connection is celebrated, and sharing love is as simple as holding hands.
Written in the format of a dialogue between grandparent and grandchild, with fun fonts and use of onomatopoeia to add interest, this unique book celebrates the timeless connection between generations while simultaneously introducing new concepts and literary devices to young readers.
Beautifully illustrated and flavoured with Ellie Royce's trademark gentle humour, Me and You will delight young and old, in the home, the library and the classroom.
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frizzle and me
Written By Ellie Royce
Illustrated by Andrew McLean
Who’s in your family?
Frizzle and Me is the gently humorous story of a growing rainbow family. It’s a big deal when your family changes, but with plenty of love to go around, even the biggest changes can be wonderful!
Frizzle And Me is a valuable classroom resource with opportunities within the Australian Curriculum in English and Humanities and Social Science: Inquiry & Skills from Foundation to Year 2 and beyond. Frizzle and Me touches on many different areas of the K-10 Curriculum that focus on diversity, inclusion, family, community, respect and kindness.
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LUCAS and JACK
Written by: Ellie Royce
Illustrated by: Andrew McLean
Every week Lucas’ mum visits Great Grandpop at the nursing home. And every week Lucas waits for her outside. Waiting, for Lucas, is boring. Then one day he meets Jack. Jack is tricky and Jack is fun, and he is a great storyteller. He understands how Lucas is feeling – ‘Not much to do in there with all the oldies, I suppose’. To help pass the time he tells Lucas stories about himself and other residents of the nursing home. Lucas & Jack is a great book for introducing young children to the idea that old people can be fun and that deep down we have more in common than we think. More importantly Lucas & Jack encourages children to ask questions, be curious, imaginative and empathetic.