Tom Percival

A Case of the Jitters (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From Tom Percival, the creator of Ruby's Worry and the Big Bright Feelings series, comes a fun and engaging colour illustrated series exploring anxiety in children through action and adventure!

Meet the Dream Team! Turning nightmares into incredible adventures!

Erika's friend Kris is HILARIOUS. She thinks he should perform in their school's talent show, but he's far too nervous.

And when Erika gets a call from the Dream Team to help on a mission, she meets another girl who is struggling with confidence. Chanda's dream is being attacked by the jitters and nothing seems to be going right. Try as they might, the team can't get control of her dream - until Erika realizes that there is a connection between Chanda and Kris. Can she help Chanda to find some confidence before the jitters take over completely?

Dive into the Dreamscape with A Case of the Jitters and discover another amazing adventure in Attack of the Heebie Jeebies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Pan Macmillan
• Seitenzahl: 200
• Altersempfehlung: ab 7 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781529029185
• Artikelnr.: 62262287

Autorenporträt

Tom Percival writes and illustrates all sorts of children's books. He has produced cover illustrations for the Skulduggery Pleasant series, written and illustrated the Little Legends and the Dream Team series, as well as twelve picture books, including the Carnegie-nominated Ruby's Worry, Perfectly Norman and Ravi's Roar. He is also the author of picture books Goat's Coat and Dream Big, Little Mole! illustrated by Christine Pym, and created the animation Goodbye Rainclouds for Children in Need to celebrate unsung heroes. He lives in Gloucestershire with his partner and their two children.

Tom has been drawing since he's been able to hold a pencil, and making up stories for as long as he can remember, in fact, probably longer, especially as his memory is not what it once was. Basically, he's been making things up his whole life and he's not about to stop any time soon.