Henratty Mortimer: Poppy the Most Beautiful Worm - Defreitas, Henrietta
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Poppy is the most beautiful worm, But now Cleo wants back her throne. Find out what happens when Cleo plays her tricks, >A wonderful tale by Henrietta Defreitas filled with the most vibrant colourful illustrations that correlate so well with the story telling and a lesson that all children, and adults too, can learn from - What goes around comes around!

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Poppy is the most beautiful worm, But now Cleo wants back her throne. Find out what happens when Cleo plays her tricks, >A wonderful tale by Henrietta Defreitas filled with the most vibrant colourful illustrations that correlate so well with the story telling and a lesson that all children, and adults too, can learn from - What goes around comes around!
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Henrietta draws her inspiration for the Henratty Mortimer books from her childhood experiences, remembering her 'big sister' role in looking after her two younger sisters and watching her nieces and nephews at playtime. Her parents' funny interaction with one another and jovial behaviour are also brought to life in her storytelling. Not only is Henrietta a talented children's author, but her creativity also extends to singing and songwriting and she has written and produced many songs over the years, one of which is Henratty Mortimer's theme song, Come Fly With Me. Henrietta has also written four poem picture books based on the other animal characters in the third and fourth books of her Henratty Mortimer series and a further poem picture book dedicated to her mother. Poppy The Most Beautiful Worm is Henrietta's first poem picture book about two competitive worms, well one worm really who is very envious! The lesson to be learnt in this book is 'what goes around comes around'. All Henrietta's her books have an underlying value that she believes children can learn from, and her concepts are drawn from the many proverbs that her mother would use as she was growing up when she wanted to teach Henrietta a valuable lesson in life.