The Perfect Book for Little Ones with Green Fingers (Comes With FREE Colouring Book)!
From Mrs. D:
What child wouldn’t enjoy a yummy story which took place in the garden? Especially when the main characters are very active veggies that encourage all kinds of activities.
This scrumptious book encourages young readers to learn more about healthy habits and active lifestyles. The rhymes are bouncy and the colorful artwork on each page jumps out at the reader. It is fun to look at their funny faces, full of adorable expressions, as they are playing all kinds of sports and games. Both authors are well informed about gardening, and it makes the book even more interesting. This is a great book for young children, which displays the outdoor fun through the story line and well-thought-out illustrations. It will be a terrific addition to any young child, parent, babysitter, school library, or day care center. Well done!
About the authors:
Jason Conchie (Author), Alexandra Conchie (Author)
Instead of taking any of the profits, Mr and Mrs Conchie took the money in copies of the book to give to the Salvation Army in Banbury and Oxford to be gifted to children in needy families at Christmas.
But the success of Garden Games encouraged the couple to produce another children’s book for Christmas.
“Alex has always been mad about Christmas and seeing how well the Garden Games book went she decided she wanted to create a Christmas one. Most of this was her work and I did the editing,” said Mr Conchie,sport therapist.
More from the authors:
“Banburyshire couple’s children’s Christmas book reaches top spot on the Amazon chart.” From Banbury Guardian
“In A Carrot on Christmas Eve the carrots are worried that Santa’s reindeer might possibly wanting to eat them. And what happens when you use vegetables while making a snowman?
This publication went straight to the top of the same Amazon chart, knocking the Garden Games book from the Number One position. And profits from this storybook have paid for for copies that have been taken to Crisis in Oxford this week for distribution this Christmas.
Mr Conchie said he and his wife, an ambulance technician, have really enjoyed writing and producing the books. The success of the books has been a huge bonus and the couple have received many messages from people saying how much their children have enjoyed the stories.
The greatest news this Christmas is that Isla’s condition has improved and she has been taken off medication.”
