Sean Taylor has written more than 40 books for young
readers. These include picture books such as Hoot Owl, Master of
Disguise, I Want to Be in a Scary Story and How to Be Cooler Than
Cool, all illustrated by Jean Jullien, Don't Call Me Choochie
Pooh!, illustrated by Kate Hindley, and his original poetry
collection, The Dream Train, illustrated by Anuska Allepuz. Find
Sean online at seantaylorstories.com and on Twitter as
@seantstories.
Born in Hilo, Hawaii, Emily Hughes is a talented young
illustrator who studied at The Arts University College Bournemouth
and whose picture books Wild, The Little Gardener and Everything
You Need to Build a Treehouse, written by Carter Higgins, were met
to great acclaim. Inspired by picture book illustration from the
1960s and 1970s and Chinese cinema, Emily is quickly becoming
renowned for the enchanting, atmospheric worlds she creates for her
each and every character. Find Emily online at e-hug.blogspot.co.uk
and on Twitter as @plaidemily.
“A truly lovely tale in celebration of daddy and baby bears, with
gorgeous, warm illustrations.”
*The Bookseller*
“The text perfectly catches some of those special interactions
between parent and child, and illustrator Emily Hughes makes the
bears particularly endearing.”
*Andrea Reece, LoveReading*
The immediate pleasure of A Brave Bear by Sean Taylor and Emily
Hughes is in the comfortable, assured rhythm of the writing. [...]
The story also has a spring in its step and is a delightful account
of a father/son relationship - one that will stay warm no matter
how cool the river gets.
*The Observer*
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