
By Annette Demetriou (me), illustrated by Angela Mayers and published by Owlet Press
As her class explore their family trees, Georgie learns to be proud of her far-reaching roots.
Miss Clark has an exciting project for the class to work on – exploring their family trees!
But when each child is asked to point to the place their parents come from on a map, Georgie doesn’t know which parent to choose – her dad is from Africa but her mum is from the UK. Where does she fit in?
By Annette Demetriou (me), Dawn White, illustrated by Ryan Sonderegger and published by Owlet Press
Wild gives a gentle glimpse into gang mentality through the eyes of two young brothers Wolfie and Wilfie. Carefully crafted for younger readers, it deals with themes of peer pressure to follow and join in with unruly behaviour or be shunned by the popular kids. The book aims to open up conversations and help children realise that they don’t have to follow the pack, give them the confidence to do the right thing and ultimately, stay true to who they really are.
Me, in the Middle is featured in The School Reading List
Me, in the Middle – Author event at London South Bank Imagine Children’s Festival!
Happy Book Birthday Me, in the Middle
Me, in the Middle cover art reveal - *giggles, my second picture book!!
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‘Boys will be boys’ is no longer an acceptable excuse for bad behaviour #sorrynotsorry
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