Renowned artist Jonny Lambert, with over 30 years in publishing and 300 titles, is celebrated for his unique collage-textured painted illustrations. His work often features a creative three-dimensional aspect, showcasing his vibrant and quirky style. Lambert's artistic process takes place in a wooden shed studio located at the bottom of his garden, highlighting his personal and creative workspace.
Deep in the dewy forest sits an only, lonely panda bear. I wish I had a friend, Panda sighs, as playful sifakas and graceful flamingos dance around him. But who's that peeking through the bamboo? And can Panda work out how to be her friend?
Little Why just can't stay in line. There is so much to see - like Giraffe's long-lofty leggy legs and Wildebeest's spiny-spiky horns. Why can't he have legs and horns like them? And then Little Why spots Crocodile's snippy-snappy teeth... Look out! With stylish and striking art from Jonny Lambert, Little Why is a visually stunning picture book with a heart-warming message at its core. Children will love Little Why's adorable, excitable character and discovering the different animals in the African savannah. A perfect story book for gently introducing themes of positive body image and the dangers of toddlers and little children running away from their parents.
Engage young readers with a delightful counting adventure featuring reindeer. This interactive board book invites children to lift flaps as they count down from 10 to 1 and back again, all while enjoying playful rhymes. Perfect for the holiday season, it combines festive fun with early learning in a charming format designed for little hands.
As Mouse scampers homewards through the dark, rackety wood, he hears an awful AAA-OOO! What could be making that horrible howl? Could it be Owl, Moose, Bear or Goose? Or could it be . . . a monster?
Meet Bear and his best friend Bird, as they face their first day at school. They can be shy when meeting new people and are worried that they won't fit in. Will their classmates like them? Is school really as scary as it seems? Join Bear and Bird on their next adventure as they brave their first day of school and try their hardest to make friends. With captivating illustrations by popular artist Jonny Lambert, and a delightful rhyming narrative, this picture book is sure to enchant its little readers and ease any first day nerves they might have.
Step outside with Bear and Bird, and teach little ones about kindness and the importance of helping others. Meet Bear, he is a gentle soul who has always wanted to plant a flower. Bear, and his best friend Bird, have found a beautiful flower and a great place to plant it...but their friends need help, too. Take a trip outside with Bear, Bird, and their friends, as they learn all about nature and planting flowers. With beautiful illustrations by renowned artist Jonny Lambert, and a simple yet charming narrative, this children's book makes for a lovely read. Part of the delightful Bear and Bird series, Bear and Bird: Lend a Helping Hand gently introduces little ones to gardening, and shows them the importance of friendship and helping others. Perfect for adults and children to share together, this children's book is the ideal addition to any animal lover's bookshelf. So join the fun and let's get growing!
Jonny's journey from a converted barn in Surrey to becoming a versatile artist showcases his passion for creativity. With over 300 illustrated titles and a role as Group Design Director at Templar Publishing, he draws inspiration from his surroundings and experiences. Living in West Sussex with his family and pets, he encourages aspiring artists to trust their talents, embrace learning, and demonstrate their skills rather than just speaking about them. His philosophy emphasizes openness to inspiration and the importance of sharing knowledge gained through experience.
What's that creeping through the crooked creek? Is it a crocodile? Eek! Watch out, Mouse! Spot the hidden crocodiles in this fabulously fun romp from the ever-popular author and illustrator, Jonny Lambert.
Old Tiger's world is dull and grey, and all he wants to do is snooze the day away. But little Cub is having none of it - he wants to explore and have fun! Can Cub help Tiger to see the jungle in an exciting new light?
