Foothand Elbownose - Thomas, Kiah
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Foothand Elbownose tells the story of an unhappy foot, and a boy who just wants what's best for everyone. Max's foot is fed up and wants to be a hand instead -- he's over puddles and prickles and being trod on every day -- and Max, being ever so obliging, agrees. All is fine until the other body parts start putting in requests of their own, and when Max finds himself with not only a foothand but an elbownose, headbottom and a mouthear, he has no choice but to send the body parts back to where they belong. Which, as it happens, suits them.

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Foothand Elbownose tells the story of an unhappy foot, and a boy who just wants what's best for everyone. Max's foot is fed up and wants to be a hand instead -- he's over puddles and prickles and being trod on every day -- and Max, being ever so obliging, agrees. All is fine until the other body parts start putting in requests of their own, and when Max finds himself with not only a foothand but an elbownose, headbottom and a mouthear, he has no choice but to send the body parts back to where they belong. Which, as it happens, suits them.
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Autorenporträt
Kiah Thomas started telling stories when she was a kid; reimagining the endings in books she read. She rediscovered her love of kids books when she had children of her own, and started writing beginnings as well as endings. Kiah is passionate about books that kids and adults can enjoy together. She lives on the coast of NSW with her husband, two children and at least seven stuffed toy penguins. Connah Brecon, originally from the UK, is an author-illustrator based in Victoria, Australia, where he lives with his wife and daughter and cat and plants. Connah has written and illustrated six picture books, and illustrated many more stories written by Australian authors. While it is true that dogs like books, Connah illustrates books mostly for people, some of whom happen to be temporarily short. If he wasn't illustrating children's books, Connah would like to trade places with David Attenborough, although he would prefer a younger David if at all possible.