Mr Puddlebrush | Children’s Picture Book
£7.99
By Jon Buxton & Damjana Loddelina | Puddlebrush Books
Description
Have you ever wondered why puddles disappear?
Perhaps it could all be down to the work of Mr Puddlebrush, someone who loves nothing more than to brush them away while the weather is fine. Our stories come to life not just on the page, but when their tales are taken into nature by the readers and listeners. Mr Puddlebrush also has a special relationship with the butterflies, so if you spot one when you’re next out exploring, then maybe Mr Puddlebrush is just around the corner or on the other side of a drystone wall.
Our books are all in verse and full of beautifully detailed illustrations. Each book has factual explanations for the fictional characters of nature, and there is always a strong running theme for encouraging readers and listeners to go outside and play.
Written by Jon Buxton and illustrated by Damjana Loddelina.
Independent Publisher: Puddlebrush Books
Publication Date: First published in the UK in 2023 by Puddlebrush Books Live Distrat Tales of Nature Printed in England
ISBN: 978-1-8384538-0-0
Puddlebrush Books is made from wood grown in sustainable forests.
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“Apart from the many challenges which are involved in producing a children’s picture book. Such as creating a concept, writing the story, sourcing illustrations, directing art, editing, proofing, formatting, publishing, printing and all the rabbit holes of learning, which each stage offers. Not to mention that I’m grammatically blind and still need correcting on words such as becuase or thurough, and Wordsworth I am not! There was still the challenge of producing a children’s picture book which people would want to buy in my local area the English Lake District, home to none other than one of, if not the, most famous picture book of them all, Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter.
With all the above considered against the minute chance that it might not have a negative effect on my bank balance, the joy of a new project which would span over 2 years from concept to completion, spending hours upon hours learning new skills, gaining knowledge, the moments of satisfaction, the potential of a small side business and a project which I could work around being at home in the evenings with a young family. I started on the journey of independently publishing a Lake District children’s picture book. That and I had just entered the world of sobriety, so I had a bit of extra time on my hands. “
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