Jane Porter is an illustrator specializing in work both for and with children. Her work ranges from picture and novelty books to children’s maps, murals and hand-made books suitable for outreach work. She has worked for a number of organizations, including the National Trust, English Heritage, London Zoo, the Corporation of London, Historic Royal Palaces and the National Health Service. When she's not working, Jane is often to be found on the River Thames in a coracle or skiff, looking out for passing bats, cormorants and wagtails. Jane lives in London.
“Arnold the lion is pink, as is his family of flamingos. He feels
he fits right in until a pride of lions meets him at the waterhole
and tried to tell him ow a king of the jungle should behave.”
*Nursery World*
Throughout, the illustrations boldly coloured, limited palette and
loose style add exuberance and fun to the telling of the story
about identity and belonging. It does indeed seem that it¹s love
that makes a family.
*Kirkus Reviews*
Utterly charming Arnold is a lovable character and has potential to
become an iconic name in children’s picture books. A sweet and
enjoyable tale that your child will want to enjoy over and over
again.
*The Fountain Review*
This bold and bright picture book will promote discussions about
identity and what makes a family. A terrific read-aloud, this is a
story of courage, questioning, and belonging.
*School Library Journal*
One of the most adorable book covers you will ever see. Bar none.
It’s just as engaging on the inside as well. This book will charm
your socks off.
*NC Teacher Stuff*
Feels like an instant classic in the making, a lovely moral tale
with a feelgood end.
*Read It Daddy*
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