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Find out moreWritten by Ruth Doyle
Illustrated by Ashling Lindsay
Part of the Songs and Dreams Series
The perfect gift for any baby boy
October 2020 Debut of the Month
Full of a sense of tenderness but also possibilities, Songs for our Sons contains every wish you could have for a young boy growing up today, from ‘Never change, fib or follow, just to try to fit in./Be proud, free and happy in your own, unique skill’, to ‘Keep a still place inside, that you can call home/ and know how to find it, wherever your roam.’ The text is touching, heartfelt and always uplifting, while Ashling Lindsay’s illustrations depict children playing in a range of settings, from green fields to desert cities and magic trees, bold colours and shifting perspectives making every turn of the page an adventure. Giving this and receiving it, both will be a real joy.
A star-scattered night, a brand new baby boy, and all the potential in the world... This is a poetic introduction to what it means to be a boy in the challenging times we live in, and all of the dazzling possibilities that await him.
A beautiful and poignant message is at the heart of this book: whatever is expected of you, you can be whoever you want to be. With gold foil detail on the cover, this is a truly stunning gift for sons and parents at any key life moment, from birth to graduation.
ISBN: | 9781783448500 |
Publication date: | 1st October 2020 |
Author: | Ruth Doyle |
Illustrator: | Ashling Lindsay |
Publisher: | Andersen Press Ltd |
Format: | Hardback |
Pagination: | 132 pages |
Suitable for: | Baby and Toddler, 3+ readers |
Genres: | Bedtime Reading, Family / Home Stories, Personal Social Health Economic , Self-Awareness / Self-Esteem |
Recommendations: | Debuts of the Month |
Collections: | 30 Children's Books to Improve Self-Esteem and Build Confidence, |
Ruth Doyle always planned to be a writer, but trained as a nurse and studied social care first in order to gain a better understanding of people of all ages and walks of life. She lives on a micro-farm in Kent with her family and an assortment of animals.
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