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Tiny Tree Announces Acquisition of Nine New Children’s Books For Release in Early 2025

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FEATURES NEW BOOKS FROM FFION JONES, NADINE HOLLAND, SARAH HEWITT, ELISA PEACOCK, SUSIE OH, AND B.B. TAYLOR ALONGSIDE 3 TITLES FROM DEBUT AUTHORS INCLUDES A RANGE OF NEW PICTURE BOOKS AND MIDDLE-GRADE TITLES FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tiny Tree is pleased to announce the acquisition of nine new children’s books as we continue to grow our […]

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How Classic Children’s Stories Inspired ‘Lost in Time’ | by Dawn Treacher

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Dawn Treacher is the author of ‘Lost in Time’ — a thrilling adventure story that harkens back to the classic children’s stories she grew up on. This decidedly ‘old school’ feel is something the author felt strongly about. In this blog, Dawn discusses how, by setting her latest novel in a place seemingly out of time,

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Tiny Tree Acquires Debut Picture Book From Emily Wensley

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‘THE GIANT AT NUMBER TWO’ IS PUBLISHING IN MAY 2024 A ‘THROWBACK’ PICTURE BOOK WITH A CLASSIC RHYMING STYLE INSPIRED BY CLASSIC FAIRYTALES & CHILDHOOD PICTURE BOOKS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tiny Tree is thrilled to announce the acquisition of a ‘throwback’ picture book from debut author Emily Wensley. ‘The Giant at Number Two’ was written

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Marleen Lammers Shares Mac Barnett Books With Her Boys | My Favourite Children’s Books

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The Boy and the Tree author Marleen Lammers with illustrator Anja Stoeckigt ‘My Favourite Children’s Book’ is a series that asks Tiny Tree authors, illustrators, and staff to discuss their favourite children’s book or series. Today The Boy and the Tree author Marleen Lammers writes about sharing the books of author Mac Barnett with her family, and

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My Brother Has Cancer — Alex Winstanley On Writing A Complex And Important Children’s Book About Cancer

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A children’s book about cancer can be as important as it is difficult to write; just ask author Alex Winstanley. The prolific children’s author behind My Brother Has Cancer has also covered topics of dementia, depression, tourettes, and cerebral palsy in his award-winning ‘My Has’ picture book series; giving children and their caregivers a resource to better understand and talk about serious illnesses and medical conditions.

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Make Your Children’s Book Shine: Tips for New Children’s Authors

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Are you aspiring to be a children’s book author? Do you want to make sure your manuscript stands out from the pack and captures the minds of young readers? Look no further!

In this blog post, we’ll share tips on how to polish your children’s book manuscript to perfection, ready to submit to a publisher like Tiny Tree! From character development to story structure and how to handle illustrations, these tips will help you elevate your writing to create a children’s book that will grab the attention of young readers and publishers alike.

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Press Release: ‘The Lonely Tiger’ — Terenia Edwards’ Friendship and Self-Discovery Picture Book Publishing on July 20th

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Debut Picture Book from actress-come-author Terenia Edwards A story about loneliness, friendship, and self-discovery, beautifully illustrated by Severus Lian Follow Monkey, Bird, and Elephant on a quest to help Tiger discover who he really is! Publishing July 20th, 2023 in the UK and worldwide. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tiny Tree is pleased to announce that Terenia

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Vanessa Horn ‘Borrowed’ Her Neighbours Dog and Hoped to Solve Mysteries | My Favourite Children’s Book

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Vanessa Horn reads ‘WAAAAAA’ to a group of children at Waterstones, Manchester ‘My Favourite Children’s Book’ is a series that asks Tiny Tree authors, illustrators, and staff to discuss their favourite children’s book or series. Today ‘WAAAAAA!’ author Vanessa Horn writes about her longing for adventure after reading Enid Blyton’s Famous Five series. When asked

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Q&A: Unravelling the Mysteries of The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams with Author Victoria Williamson

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Victoria Williamson is an award-winning children’s author whose enchanting new book, ‘The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams’ has already captured the imaginations of readers young and old.

In this interview, we delve into the stories that inspired a young Victoria to begin writing stories of her own (there are a few examples scattered throughout this piece), journey into Witchetty Hollow, the magical new world Williamson has created, and discover how the story’s hero, Florizel, mirrors the author herself. We also discuss the more mature themes of ‘The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams’, and unravel the author’s fascination with ghost stories, Scottish folklore, and the allure of Disney’s darker films. Plus, we find out what’s to come for Victoria for the rest of the year.

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When You’re Smiling: Natalie Reeves Billing on Mental Health and the Power of the Simple Smile

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Children’s mental health is incredibly important to Natalie Reeves Billing. Natalie has been outspoken about the importance of talking about children’s mental health and ‘Where Is My Smile?’ is a children’s book about mental health. Writing a children’s book about mental health is no easy task: you need to write a story that children will be able to relate to. In ‘Where Is My Smile?’, the author’s words not only tell a story children will enjoy but also provide an opportunity for parents and children to have important conversations about mental health and emotional wellbeing.

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