Tag! and In Pip's Bag (Early Reader)

Description

It is time for tag! Who will catch who? Pip put lots of things in her big bag. Where will she go?

Jill lives with her husband in West Sussex, where she loves being near the sea. She has two grown-up children and five grandchildren. She used to be a teacher and now regularly helps in her local school. Jill has loved books ever since she can remember and often read by torchlight under the bedclothes long after her mum told her to go to sleep. She has always enjoyed writing stories, and began storytelling when her two younger brothers were small. Her first book was published over 20 years ago and she's had more than 70 books published so far, and counting! Author of: Peck, Hen, Peck! and Ben's Pet, Ned in Bed and Fun at the Park, Tag! and In Pip's Bag and The Pop Puffin When Julia Seal was five, she decided she was either going to work in a shoe shop or draw pictures for a living and happily, many years later, she graduated from University with a degree in Graphic Design and Illustration. After working in the Greetings Card Industry and getting covered in glitter everyday, Julia moved onto her dream job illustrating children's books. She now lives in a small village near Bath with her husband and two children, surrounded by books and plenty of inspiration from her children!. Illustrator of: Bam-Boo and I Wish, Bad Dog and No, Nell, No! and Tag! and In Pip's Bag

'Thoughtfully designed, these fun, brightly illustrated stories are short, accessible and feature themes and characters children will love!' -- The Learning Hub at the University of Reading 'If you are looking for a breath of fresh air to top up your existing reading scheme, we recommend you give these a try!' -- Books for Topics 'Maverick Early Readers are a stylish and appealing option for schools looking to expand their range of material for new readers.' -- Teach Primary 'The high quality storytelling coupled with the excellent illustrations in these books makes them really appealing - a great incentive to encourage children to persevere with their reading.' -- Parents in Touch