The Blue Umbrella
Author: Emily Ann Davison
Format: Paperback, 251mm x 261mm, 190g, 32 pages
Published: Andersen Press Ltd, United Kingdom, 2024
The most magical things can happen even on the rainiest of days... How many people can you fit under one umbrella? It wasn't even meant to rain the day the blue umbrella turned up, but for the people who used it that day, they found something more than just shelter: something truly amazing had happened. A community had come together, bound by kindness and friendship.
Emily Ann Davison (Author) Emily Ann Davison trained as a primary school teacher, which is how she discovered her passion for children's books. When she isn't writing, she can be found playing the piano or having adventures with her family. Emily lives in Kent, UK with her daughter, husband and mischievous dog.Momoko Abe (Illustrator) Momoko Abe is a self-taught illustrator based in London. She grew up in Japan, and moved to the UK to study filmmaking. She still works in the TV and film industry, whilst pursuing her passion for children's books. Momoko was shortlisted for the World Illustration Award in 2019.
Author: Emily Ann Davison
Format: Paperback, 251mm x 261mm, 190g, 32 pages
Published: Andersen Press Ltd, United Kingdom, 2024
The most magical things can happen even on the rainiest of days... How many people can you fit under one umbrella? It wasn't even meant to rain the day the blue umbrella turned up, but for the people who used it that day, they found something more than just shelter: something truly amazing had happened. A community had come together, bound by kindness and friendship.
Emily Ann Davison (Author) Emily Ann Davison trained as a primary school teacher, which is how she discovered her passion for children's books. When she isn't writing, she can be found playing the piano or having adventures with her family. Emily lives in Kent, UK with her daughter, husband and mischievous dog.Momoko Abe (Illustrator) Momoko Abe is a self-taught illustrator based in London. She grew up in Japan, and moved to the UK to study filmmaking. She still works in the TV and film industry, whilst pursuing her passion for children's books. Momoko was shortlisted for the World Illustration Award in 2019.