This follow on to the series debut, "Dressed in Peace", sees the author once again using her creative skills to teach and entertain young readers on topics of culture and diversity through the delightful character Ali-en. Ali-en loves to eat, but when his favourite dish is taking too long his mum suggests that he takes a trip on his rocket, under one condition, he makes it home by noon. With countries like Jamaica and Italy in his plan, he has one question in mind, "What is that you eat?". But with so many friends to see and so many wonderful dishes to taste, will he make it back in time?…mehr
This follow on to the series debut, "Dressed in Peace", sees the author once again using her creative skills to teach and entertain young readers on topics of culture and diversity through the delightful character Ali-en. Ali-en loves to eat, but when his favourite dish is taking too long his mum suggests that he takes a trip on his rocket, under one condition, he makes it home by noon. With countries like Jamaica and Italy in his plan, he has one question in mind, "What is that you eat?". But with so many friends to see and so many wonderful dishes to taste, will he make it back in time? Written with rhyme and repetition, this charming tale is fantastic to read out loud. As well as entertain, this is clever way to softly introduce new countries, foods and increments of time .Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Born in East London, Ny M Jones is the middle child of a large family. In 2006, after finishing studies in Psychology, Media, English Literature and a desire to be a Dentist, a brief period of unemployment would find her securing her first role and the start of a lengthy career in Learning and Development. Despite the extreme career change, it is here that Ny developed an even greater passion for helping and influences others, and learnt the power within her ability to creatively adapt every day scenarios in order to contextualise information for different audiences. After the birth of her first child in 2009 she opted for a more "greener" setting to grow her family. With aspirations to still achieve Ny returned back to work when he was 1 year's old, securing herself a role as one of the youngest Training Managers covering over 50% of the London Boroughs. After reaching various levels of success in her role, a change in government funding would leave Ny transferring to a lesser role, subsequently followed by a range of unfulfilling jobs. On the 11th Feb 2016, a breakfast morning show had announced a competition for the "Next Big Children's Author" with a very attractive prize, at the time only requesting a manuscript. The journey to work that proceeded would see the birth of her first title "Dressed in Peace". However, after reviewing the terms and conditions, Ny was not willing to hand over the rights to her new baby. For almost a year she would contact and search illustrators, but none seemed to fit the tone of the book and those that could were far beyond her budget. For over a year the pages sat in the draw of her home study. In 2017 Ny welcomed the arrival of her second child. It was then she began to utilise the time that had become available to her to self-illustrate. 96 images later, a lot of Youtube videos, blog forums and sleepless nights. She is honoured to share this delightful new picture book series.
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