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Secret Sky Garden

Secret Sky Garden

by Linda Sarah (Author), Linda Sarah (Author), Fiona Lumbers (Illustrator), Fiona Lumbers (Illustrator)

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    Picture Book 2018

    $8.91
Synopsis

A startlingly original picture book about a little girl who creates a garden on a disused car park rooftop

Funni loves the old, disused car park, and spends a lot of time there flying her kite and playing her recorder. But something is missing. Definitely. So Funni decides to create a garden in the neglected space and after weeks of careful nurture, her garden in the sky takes shape. One day, a little boy, Zoo, spots the square of colour amongst the grey from an incoming flight, and decides to try to find it. And slowly, not only do Funni's flowers bloom, but a very special friendship blossoms too.

Beautifully illustrated in line and watercolour by up-and-coming talent, Fiona Lumbers, this is a poignant and memorable story from award-winning author, Linda Sarah.

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More Information

Format: Picture Book
 Pages: 32
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK
Published: 28 Jun 2018
ISBN 10: 1471119262
ISBN 13: 9781471119262
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Author Bio
Linda grew up dreaming of being a fire fighter. That was before she moved to Paris, working as a singer and piano player while raising her son. She returned to Britain and got her Fine Art degree at the Slade School of Fine Art, whilst working as a waitress and a few other small things. She then started making children's books, which she thinks is the best job ever! (and would never have made a good firefighter anyway - as she is very short-sighted and claustrophobic). Fiona has drawn on anything and everything from an early age and always insisted she would be an artist when she grew up. She moved to London in 2000 to study for an MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art. A combination of her obsession with picture books and the arrival of her first son led her down the path of illustration and she hasn't looked back since.