Ghillie Wakes Up

(2 customer reviews)

£6.99

As the sun rose over the brow of the hill and turned each blade of grass a shade of golden green, Ghillie slowly opened his eyes …

Disaster! When Ghillie the giant redwood tree wakes after his winter sleep, he has a fright. His best friend Willow has fallen in a storm!

Can Ghillie, Ember the squirrel and the badgers put her back together again?

And what surprise of her own does Willow have in store?

Includes special reference section with arborist Joe Robson about the science behind the story

SKU: 9781915067050 Categories: ,

Description

A beautiful story about the secret life of trees

About Joe Robson and Lorna Gray

Joe Robson is a practicing arborist. He has an Honours degree in Arboriculture and Urban Forestry from the University of Central Lancashire and works across the southwest region. His work is wide ranging and includes organising volunteer tree planting events, carrying out tree safety inspections, managing contractors and occasionally joining in with a chainsaw and climbing kit. He lives in Wiltshire with his wife Lisa and their dog Oscar.

Lorna Gray lives 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, A Monster Tea at the Palace, and Fluffy’s New Home

2 reviews for Ghillie Wakes Up

  1. Emma Fitzgerald – from Goodreads

    Ghillie wakes up is lovely childrens book about wildlife and nature. The illustrations are beautiful and keep you engaged with the book. The story is beautifully written and children from 4 above with love this story. The story is very informative and engaging. 5 stars children will love this book

  2. Kraftifreader – book blogger

    A wonderful, informative story of how trees think, behave and grow through the seasons and through life’s challenges.
    Joe Robson has written a highly informative story on how trees survive and grow. It’s written for children but even I as an adult found it very interesting and learned a thing or two. The information is just right for young minds to grasp onto the facts and let their imagination yearn for more details.
    Lorna Gray has illustrated the book beautifully and quite simply in places when less is more was required.
    A great introduction to nature and opening up young minds to explore more about the world around us.

Add a review

You may also like…