Beach Beings - Illingworth, Jean; Illingworth, Jamie
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Beach Beings (or beachies as they call themselves) are very small and live unseen by human beings (or Huge Beings as they call us) amongst the rocks on our beaches. This story follows the lives of siblings Pebble and Shore as they try to survive on their own. In this adventure, we see the perils of the sea and the seaside from their level. We get to know the other beachies and creatures they meet along the way, learn about their culture and share the dangers they face. The story is fast-moving, exciting, funny and touching, with a strong environmental message, but mostly it's about love and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Beach Beings (or beachies as they call themselves) are very small and live unseen by human beings (or Huge Beings as they call us) amongst the rocks on our beaches. This story follows the lives of siblings Pebble and Shore as they try to survive on their own. In this adventure, we see the perils of the sea and the seaside from their level. We get to know the other beachies and creatures they meet along the way, learn about their culture and share the dangers they face. The story is fast-moving, exciting, funny and touching, with a strong environmental message, but mostly it's about love and hope; the love of our families and the power of love that won't let us give up until every one of us is safely home.
Autorenporträt
Mother and son Jean and Jamie Illingworth live in North Yorkshire with husband/father David John. Jean is a safety consultant and landscape photographer and Jamie an illustrator. They have had three children's books published previously (the Danny Dragon series), but this is their first collaboration on a full-length children's novel. They really enjoy working together, discussing characters and plot twists and details of the illustrations. Jean writes the story and then Jamie offers wacky suggestions that take the story in another direction. Jean attempts to describe the pictures in her head and Jamie then draws them far better than she ever imagined.