Description
A very royal story about the real reason why the Loch Ness Monster isn’t seen anymore.
About Rebecca McDowall and Lorna Gray:
Rebecca was born in Hertfordshire and grew up in the small market town of Tring. Here her love of reading was nurtured despite dyslexic challenges and much of her debut novel Regan Snatcher of Souls was written in the local bar, next to their fireplace. Rebecca studied a BA in Publishing Media in the historic city of Oxford, before moving to the North West of England in Merseyside with her fianc?, their two mini bookworms and a small library worth of books. Outside of writing books Rebecca is a keen blogger. She has previously won the Visibility Award for shedding light on invisible illnesses and advocating for awareness. Her other works include Regan Snatcher of Soul’s, Daniel Eyes in the Ice, Cheeky Dragons and Staying Inside with the Dragons.
Lorna Gray lives and works with her husband in a rural corner of Gloucestershire. She loves re-imagining the natural world in print and her background in archaeology is a significant influence. She has a BA in Fine Art from Aberystwyth University. Her other children’s titles are: A Tale of Ted: A Very Naughty Horse, Keiller the Cathedral Cat, Keiller the Cathedral Cat in Trouble, Pippin and the Medicine, and Ghillie Wakes Up
Praise for Lorna Gray:
‘Absolutely ravishing, beautiful’ — Jilly Cooper
‘Wonderful illustrations … Charming, entertaining and purrfect!’ — Kraftireader
Kraftireader –
This is such a charming story with a wonderful rhyming text that will delight children and the reader with its gentle humour and warmth. Lorna Gray has designed some glorious, vivid illustrations to bring the story and characters to life. I could easily envisage the Queen having tea with her good auld friend Nessie and donning a most suitable hat for the occasion. Gorgeous story telling by Rebecca McDowall that I can see becoming a firm favourite at story time.
Emma Fitzgerald –
Absolutely love the illustration’s they are beautiful and i can’t belive how much the picture’s look like the Queen. what a fantastic illustrator . I love the story its so lovely and i think lots of children will enjoy reading this story about the Queen have a tea party with Nessie. A monster tea at the palace has great rhyming and its a fun and heart warming story. It is such lovely read 5 stars. Thank you @Crumpsbarnstudio for letting me read this book. I feel lots of children will treasure this book for life.