Forests and Fools

by Chip Colquhoun, Amy Scott Robinson, Korky Paul (Illustrator)

Overview

Through the Forest, where leafy trees rattle and rustle with every breeze, a whole host of fairytale characters are waiting to surprise you. How many will you recognise?

Sir Fulladred knows he is weak, silly, and fearful. So when he learns that he only needs to eat the heart of the tiny Yu Dragon to become strong, clever, and brave, what could possibly go wrong?

Find out in this collection of two short stories full of woodland wackiness! For new & experienced independent readers aged 7+ or reading aloud to ages 4+

Chip Colquhoun & Korky Paul's Fables & Fairy Tales: Inspiring stories from around the world, retold to inspire you.

These two short tales are great for reading aloud at bedtime with listeners aged 4+, and are also excellent for new independent readers aged 7+. Each features three beautifully detailed illustrations.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781915703231
Publisher:	Epic Tales
Publication date:	07/29/2024
Series:	Chip Colquhoun & Korky Paul's Fables & Fairy Tales , #6
Pages:	48
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.13(d)
Age Range:	4 - 11 Years

About the Author

Chip Colquhoun began storytelling professionally in 2007 alongside Amy Robinson. He's since performed in 10 countries, presented Traditional Tales for the Oxford Reading Tree online, performed regularly at Glastonbury Festival, and represented the Roald Dahl Story Museum on ITV. He also wrote guidance for the UK's English Hub on inspiring children to read for pleasure. He lives in the former residence of Samuel Pepys, England's most famous diariest, up in Cambridgeshire with his wife Emma and kitten Tito.

Amy Scott Robinson began storytelling professionally in 2007, and was soon presenting Traditional Tales for the Oxford Reading Tree online. She creates scripts and resources for a variety of church organisations and publishers, and has written the Gladstone the Gargoyle trilogy as well as The Adventuring Girls series. When she's not writing, storytelling, or ventriloquising, she's enjoying time with her husband Tiffer and their two children in Suffolk.

Korky Paul began his career scribbling for an advertising agency in Cape Town. His first illustration job was a book teaching English, then a pop-up called The Crocodile and the Dumper Truck - but it was his work on Winnie the Witch that won the Children's Book Award in 1987 and made him a much-loved figure in the world of children's books. He's since illustrated for Oxford University Press, Penguin, Random House, and others. He lives in Oxford with his wife Susan.