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Belle & Boo, For National Curriculum Early Years, Interest age: from c 3 years, Fiction, Picture storybooks
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Join Belle and Boo on a magical imaginative bedtime adventure.
The moon peeps bright through the window, the stars razzle-dazzle on high.
Boo, can you hear someone singing? Belle's singing a lullaby!
Night has fallen, the stars are twinkling in the sky, and as Belle sings a sleepy song, she and her best bunny friend Boo are transported to a magical world of imagination.
Follow the friends as they explore an enchanting land of dreams, meeting cowboys asleep on the prairie, pirates snoozing in hammocks and fairies fluttering up to soft and cosy beds.
A warm and lyrical bedtime tale to be shared and treasured.
More books by Mandy Sutcliffe
Mandy Sutcliffe
Mandy Sutcliffe was born in Stockport and loved drawing from an early age. She studied illustration at Leeds University, spending part of her degree course based in Paris. During this time, Mandy spent hours drawing and painting in Parisian parks, inspired by the world around her. It was while she was in Paris that Mandy first heard the name 'Belle' and began to develop the little girl character who would go on to star in her stories.
Mandy has drawn on her own childhood memories to create the world of Belle and Boo, basing many of their adventures on her own experiences. She wants to create a world that captures all the freedom of childhood; a timeless world of fun, exploration and adventure.
Today, Belle and Boo is a successful international lifestyle brand with many different product ranges and over 500 stockists worldwide. Mandy lives in Bristol with her partner and their young twin sons, Ellis and Sam.
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