Books by Giles Andreae
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When Santa needs a break, Monster Christmas kindly steps in. There's just one problem ... everyone's scared of him! Monster Christmas' job is to persuade the world to see past his appearance to the kindness within.
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The empowering story of little elephant Num-Num, who discovers the importance of simply being YOU! From the creators of international bestseller and much-loved classic Giraffes Can't Dance.
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A story with a rhyming text in which Gerald dreads the annual Jungle Dance because he is such a bad dancer. Then Gerald discovers that we are all different, and that sometimes all we need is a different song to dance to. Illustrated in colour by Guy Parker-Rees.
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Using simple rhymes the author conjures up poetic images of the ocean and its creatures in this sequel to the Rumble in the Jungle poetry book. Pictures complement the text.
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An empowering new story from the creators of international bestseller and much-loved classic, Giraffes Can't Dance. About a little elephant called Num-Num, who discovers the importance of simply being You!
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Enter the jungle and explore this noisy collection of animal poems for young children from one of Britain's best-selling contemporary poets Giles Andreae, also known as Purple Ronnie. David Wojtowycz's artwork illustrates the poems.
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Explore a noisy farm and meet all the animals along the way in Cock-A-Doodle-Doo. Farmyard Hullabaloo . This collection of farmyard poems features colourful artwork and funny poems about the animals who live there.
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A feel-good, rhyming story about a little penguin who learns to overcome his fears, from the creative duo behind the bestselling Giraffes Can't Dance.
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A fun-filled, rhyming picture book about the special relationship between father and child from the bestselling author of Giraffes Can't Dance, Giles Andreae.
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Told in verse, the story of a brave little lion who sets out to prove that daring to be different can have its rewards in the end. First published in hardback in 1997. Illustrated in colour by David Wojtowycz.
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