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Children's Book Week 2016 - Short and Sweet with Yusof Gajah

26/5/2016

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Yusof Gajah has a deep and abiding love for children’s books and working with children. While a busy artist, he has managed to write and illustrate a number of books for children and have won the National Book Council Award for best picture book and the Noma Concours (ACCU) award for best illustrations. His popular picture book, ‘The Real Elephant’ was first published in Malay and has been translated into Japanese. Its enduring qualities have enabled an English publication in 2010. He has also created the ‘ELEPHABET’ which continues to attract both children and adults. 
Yusof Gajah, artist, children's book author and illustrator
Yusof Gajah
1. Why do you like writing/illustrating children’s books?
I want children to enjoy looking at art and reading.
2. What makes you laugh?
Thinking of my mistake.
Elephant Teapot - children's picture book by Yusof Gajah, published by Oyez!Books
Elephant Teapot by Yusof Gajah
3. What is the best day of your life?
Doing nothing.
4. What are your top 3 tips on writing stories for children?
a. Be a child
b. Read more children's books
c. Use your imagination
The Real Elephant - children's picture book by Yusof Gajah, published by Oyez!Books
The Real Elephant by Yusof Gajah
5. What inspires you?
a. Nature
b. Children


Yusof Gajah will be conducting a Storytime sesssion on Friday, 3 June during Children's Book Week 2016 at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.  Come meet Yusof - the artist, author, illustrator, judge and curator of beautiful art and books.
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Children's Book Week 2016 - Quintessentially Susanna Goho-Quek

25/5/2016

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Susanna Goho-Quek grew up in a large family and was surrounded by opera performers as her mother had managed a Chinese Opera troupe. She has published a book Fun At the Opera based on her experiences, and another book, God is Hu? which celebrates creation and nature, as well as a series of colouring books. Susanna is Singaporean and spends her time between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. She is actively involved in art classes for children and adults, encouraging their creativity to blossom. 
Susanna Goho-Quek, children's book author, artist, curator
Susanna Goho-Quek
1. What inspires you?
Could be a whiff of smoke, a twinkling star so sparkly in the deep midnight sky, glorious colours of sunset, trill of a family of sunbirds, a baby's gurgle and when he or she stretches out their little hand and encloses your finger and promptly puts it to their mouth to suckle, pure unadulterated laughter, the "shrush  shrush" of waves, picking dead leaves and enjoying their myriad colours (as if God said, .."In your last breath, you die a glorious coloured death" and finding Magic in nature...I could go on and on  and write a novel about it.
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2. What do you like to do on Sundays?
Why Sunday? What makes it different from other days? The sun rises  and sets...it's no different from any other days. Sometimes I would like to lie on a hammock, at times work myself into a frenzy. It's just like any other day except when we go to market and I cook up a storm.
3. What makes you laugh?
Laugh? What's that? Ha Ha!
Fun At the Opera, children's picture book by Susanna Goho-Quek, published by Oyez!Books
Fun At the Opera by Susanna Goho-Quek
4. What are your 3 tips for writing/illustrating children's books?
Tips...As if, I, an artist can advice? Follow your heart and soul and let that motto guide you.
5. Draw or doodle something you enjoy.
​When I see little kiddos, I sketch and it sometimes inspires me to write wild cheeky stories.
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Susanna Goho-Quek will be conducting two Storytime and Craft sessions based on her book Fun At the Opera on Thursday, 2 June and Friday, 3 June at Children's Book Week 2016, happening at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.

Listen to the tale about the magnificent Chinese Opera and learn how to make Chinese Opera Masks with Susanna!
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Children's Book Week 2016 - Five Fun Questions with Lim Lay Koon

25/5/2016

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Lim Lay Koon works with computers and is a self-taught illustrator. She loves children’s books and enjoys illustrating the little details of everyday life. She has published several books with her sister Lim Lay Har - Atuk’s Amazing Sarong and Master & Apprentice, The Calistro Prize 2012 winner; and won several awards such as the Samsung Kidstime Author’s Award 2015, and the DBP Picture Book Award 2012. 
Lim Lay Koon, children's book author and illustrator
Lim Lay Koon
​1. What is your favourite movie?
E.T. was really good. I loved the original Indiana Jones and Star Wars trilogy, and more recent movies being the Lord of The Rings trilogy and Kingsmen Secret Service (Colin Firth as a super spy - what can go wrong with that?).
​2. Why do you like to read?
For me, it has always been about the stories.  Stories of far-off places, interesting characters, magical realms, exciting mysteries… But the best thing is that in the process of reading, I also widen my knowledge, broaden my mind and hopefully, improve myself as a person.
Atuk's Amazing Sarong - children's picture book by Lim Lay Har, illustrated by Lim Lay Koon, published by Oyez!Books
Atuk's Amazing Sarong by Lim Lay Har, illustrated by Lim Lay Koon
Menagerie, Fun with Animal Groups - children's picture book by Lim Lay Koon published by Oyez!Books
A Sleuth of Bears - from Menagerie, Fun with Animal Groups by Lim Lay Koon
3. Who is your favourite author/illustrator and why?
I love Roald Dahl, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett – they are wildly imaginative and so much fun.  Their stories sometimes have some thought provoking messages but these are usually presented in subtle ways that are not preachy or in your face.
4. Draw or doodle your favourite animal.
I like a lot of animals! Here’s one of a Tanuki inspired by a really cute song by Eartha Kitt called Shojoji.  Tanuki is actually a Japanese raccoon dog that is quite significant in Japanese culture and folktales.
Tanuki, Japanese Raccoon dog illustration by Lim Lay Koon
Tanuki - Japanese Raccoon Dog illustration by Lay Koon
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The real life Tanuki - photo from Wikipedia
5. Tell us something about yourself that no one knows.
My perseverance is horrible when it comes to learning new skills.  I tend to try out a lot of stuff but never master any – piano, ballet, tai chi, yoga, latin dance, jewellery making... It's a mind boggling list of half-hearted attempts. Now, I am trying to  keep at my erhu lessons – wish me luck.

Catch Lim Lay Koon at Children's Book Week 2016 at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.  She will be conducting Storytime and Craft sessions based on her book Atuk's Amazing Sarong on Tuesday, 31st May and Wednesday, 1st June, and based on Menagerie, Fun with Animal Groups on Thursday, 2nd June.  

Join her for some sarong action and animal escapades!
Lim Lay Koon, children's book author and illustrator, Children's Book Week 2015
Lay Koon at Children's Book Week 2015
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Children's Book Week 2016 - All About Emila Yusof

24/5/2016

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Emila Yusof is a popular author, illustrator and blogger. She blogs at emilayusof.com. Her first picture book, My Mother’s Garden has been published in English, Malay, Chinese and German, in both print, digital and animation formats. Other books by Emila include the bestselling Legendary Princesses of Malaysia, and colouring for adults series, Colourart by Emila Yusof. She has written and illustrated a series of eight craft books for children. 
1. What is your favourite food? 
Nasi lemak, tosai and claypot chicken rice.
Emila Yusof, children's book author and illustrator
Emila Yusof
2. Why do you think children should read? 
Children should read because it enriches vocabulary and imagination!
3. Draw or doodle an image of yourself doing something you enjoy.
Emila Yusof, children's book author and illustrator
4. What is your favourite story and why? 
J’attends Mamy. I fell in love with this book when I saw the cover at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2014. Bought it right away. It was in French and thanks to online free translation, I managed to understand the story. The story is beautiful and poetic. A little girl’s granny leaves the house but she was told that her granny would be home soon. Waiting for granny to return, the little girl spends her time outdoors talking to the trees, ladybug, dragonfly and many more. One day, her father explains that her granny was dead, that she was not coming back. The girl eventually understands that a new phase of life begins; life without Granny. I personally love the illustrations which were done in pencil where some elements were tinted red. The illustrations really complement the story and there was a moment, or two, that I broke into tears.
Lil Guardian Alphabet by Emila Yusof, published by Oyez!Books
Z is for Zinnia - Lil Guardian Alphabet by Emila Yusof
My Father's Farm - children's picture book by Emila Yusof, published by Oyez!Books
My Father's Farm by Emila Yusof
5. Tell us something about yourself that no one knows. 
I am afraid of cockroaches! And all in the creepy-crawly category.

Emila Yusof will conduct an Activity session - Draw and Colour Beautiful Princesses and Brave Princes - on Wednesday, 1 June during Children's Book Week 2016 at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.

Mark your calendars now and come meet Emila for some drawing and colouring fun.

Legendary Princesses of Malaysia by Raman, illustrated by Emila Yusof, published by Oyez!Books
Legendary Princesses of Malaysia by Raman, illustrated by Emila Yusof
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Children's Book Week 2016 - Get Inspired with Nor Azhar Ishak

19/5/2016

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Nor Azhar Ishak is a science museum educator and award-winning picture book writer/illustrator who is passionate about children’s books. He has won the consolation prize in the DBP Picture Book Award 2013, and the YGL-Oyez! Picture Book Award. His favourite pastimes include painting in batik and acrylics and sharing stories whilst his favourite people are children! 
Nor Azhar Ishak, children's book author and illustrator
Nor Azhar Ishak
1. What inspires you?
As far as I can remember, I have always loved looking at pictures and making one. My father loves art and my mother is the creative one. My sisters helped shape my interest in children’s books. But as time went by, I fell in love with children’s picture book. They look simple yet there is a great deal of thought and effort that goes into making one. We need more picture books which children enjoy, get inspired with, are heartfelt and also thought provoking. I am inspired to create more of such. There are so many children books that I find inspiring but Dr. Seuss books often touch me deeply.
Under the Sea - children's picture book by Nor Azhar Ishak, published by Oyez!Books
Batik illustration from Under the Sea by Nor Azhar Ishak
2. What is your favourite story and why?
Some of my favourite children’s books are the ones written by Enid Blyton especially the Faraway Tree stories. I also love reading folk stories from Malaysia and around the world. Some of my favourite books include the Cerita Cerita Rakyat collections which my sisters often borrowed from the National Library Malaysia back when it was located at Wisma Sachdev. There were also books on similar stories published by Dewan Bahasa & Pustaka which I kept (and read!) until today. What attracted me most about these stories are the richness of what is beyond our known little world and how exciting the mind is when opened up to infinite possibilities!
3. Draw or doodle your own self portrait.
Nor Azhar Ishak, children's book author and illustrator
Self portait by Azhar!
Nor Azhar Ishak, children's book author and illustrator
The real Azhar at work.
4. What country would you like to visit and why?
I am fortunate to have been able to visit a number of countries so I do not have any in particular at the moment. However, I would love to take some time to explore more of what Malaysia has got to offer!
5. Why do you think children should read?
My favourite author-illustrator, Eric Carle once said that picture books are an introduction to literature for the very young reader. I hope to be able to encourage children to see how wonderful it is to be surrounded and touched by books. Books are rich in many ways and reading them will inspire children, encourage them to think creatively and critically and perhaps offer companionship during difficult times.

Nor Azhar Ishak is conducting two Storytime sessions - Under the Sea, and two Craft sessions - Create Your Own Accordian Book at Children's Book Week 2016 on Monday, 30th May and Tuesday 31st May at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.

Don't miss out on this fun and exciting event!
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Nor Azhar Ishak in storytelling mode at The Great Book Adventure event last year.
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Children's Book Week 2016 - Sixty Seconds with Evi Shelvia

14/5/2016

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Evi Shelvia is a popular illustrator of a number of children’s picture books. Her books have been published in Malaysia, Indonesia and USA. Her illustrations are loved for their detail, bright and cheerful colours with perfect rendition of expressions complemented by Evi’s own brand of humour. Her books include I'm Sorry, Frog Loses His Memory, The Castle Library, The Wild Treehouse of Borneo, The Tremendous Trio, Negaraku, Pewarna Langit, and The Gift of the Ladybug. 
​1. What are your 3 tips on illustrating for children?
Find the good story, sketch, and enjoy! 
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I'm Sorry - children's picture book by Evi Shelvia
I'm Sorry by Evi Shelvia
​2. What makes you laugh?
Fun chat with friends and family.
3. Who is your favourite author/ illustrator and why?
I like the simple creative ideas of Oliver Jeffers and Emily Gravett, meticulous sketches of Shaun Tan, intriguing illustrations of Mattias Adolfsson, Jill Barklem for gorgeous details, Lat for bringing culture smoothly into comics.
4. Why do you like children’s books?
I love reading the pictures on children's books.
5. Draw or doodle of yourself doing something you enjoy.
OK. Here I am having tea with 2 characters I made, The Turtle and The Silly Monkey.
Evi Shelvia illustration

Evi Shelvia will be conducting an Activity session - Draw and Colour Your Favourite Animals at the upcoming Children's Book Week 2016 on Monday, 30th May at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.

​Don't miss this chance to meet Evi for an enjoyable afternoon of drawing and colouring!
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Children's Book Week 2016 - Up Close with Fengyi Lai

12/5/2016

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Fengyi Lai was born in Malacca. She graduated from The One Academy, majoring in Graphic Design and Illustration. She received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Hertforshire in 2013. Fengyi is passionate about illustrating children’s book and enjoys using different mediums. Her passion for design is linked to her desire to inspire people everyday with her art.
1. What do you like to do on Sundays?
I enjoy spending quality time with my family and friends. Whether we are making dinner or watching movies, going thrift shopping or grabbing a quick lunch, as long as I am amongst great company with good conversation, I am happy.
2. Why do you like children's books?
I enjoy a lot of bedtime stories - flipping through children's picture books just makes me relax after a long day at work. I get lots of pleasure and inspiration from them, and it's cool when your ideas and imagination become visible. 
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3. Draw or doodle your favourite animal.
Dinosaurs!
Dinosaur Sketches by Fengyi Lai, illustrator of Do Dinosaur's Share? - children's picture book by Feng Feng Hutchins
4. What is the best day of your life?
I have many best days in my life. But if I can only pick one, then it'll be the day when my parents agreed to let me further my studies in Art and Design and then later on majoring in Illustration. I was a science stream students, so it was tough for them. Haha! 
5. Who is your favourite author/illustrator and why?
I love Eric Carle's book, I love the way how he plays with textures and bold colors. And also local illustrator, Lim Heng Swee's earlier works (寻找遗失的乐园 and 美丽人生).

Fengyi Lai made her debut as a children's book illustrator in the delightful book written by Feng Feng Huthins  - Do Dinosaurs Share?
She will be conducting two Craft time sessions - Make Your Own Dinosaur Egg! - during Children's Book Week 2016 on Saturday, 28th May and Sunday, 29th May at the Concourse, Bangsar Village II.  

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Mark your calendars and b
ring the kids for some Dino fun!
Do Dinosaurs Share? - children's picture book by Feng Feng Hutchins, illustrated by Fengyi Lai, published by Oyez!Books
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Group Book Launch - New Titles for January 2016

28/1/2016

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Approximately 40 people attended the Oyez!Books group book launch held on 27th January at our favourite bookstore, Silverfish, on the second floor of Bangsar Vilage II. The press was supportive and we welcomed reporters and cameramen from Berita Harian and The Star.
Oyez!Books New Books Launch January 2016
Oyez!Books Chairman, Mr Peter Duke introduced the new books for January 2016:
  • Menagerie -  fun with the strange names that groups of animals are called in English, written and illustrated by Lim Lay Koon. 
  • The Case of the Football Champion, by Heidi Shamsuddin, the third in her series about three children who use a secret door to go back in time to sort out mysteries. The black and white illustrations are by Lim Lay Koon.
  • Three colouring books by Susanna Goho-Quek, Underwater World, Teddy Bear Tales and Happy Days that will be attractive to all ages.
Menagerie - Fun with Animal Groups, children's picture book by Lim Lay Koon, published by Oyez!Books
The Case of the Football Champion, chapter book by Heidi Shamsuddin from The Door Under the Stairs series, illustrated by Lim Lay Koon, published by Oyez!Books
Underwater World Colouring Book by Susanna Goho-Quek, published by Oyez!Books
Happy Days Colouring Book by Susanna Goho-Quek, published by Oyez!Books
Teddy Bear Tales Colouring Book by Susanna Goho-Quek, published by Oyez!Books
  • Two picture books about an owl family by Mohd Khairul Azman Ismail, Where is Owly? and My Owl Family Tree. This book won the second prize in the YGL-Oyez! Picture Book Competition, 2015.
  • Two books by Emila Yusof; the first, a colouring book based on her very popular Legendary Princesses of Malaysia and the second Fleeting Moments, her own illustrated Haiku poems.
Where is Owly? children's picture book by Mohd Khairul Azman Ismail, published by Oyez!Books
Fleeting Moments, Illustrated Haiku Poems by Emila Yusof, published by Oyez!Books
My Owl Family Tree - children's picture book by Mohd Khairul Azman Ismail, published by Oyez!Boos
Legendary Princesses of Malaysia Colouring Book by Emila Yusof, published by Oyez!Books
  • Three books by Yusof Gajah consisting of two small books for the very young, My Red Pencil and My Haircut and a big book edition of The Real Elephant. The original book was published in Malay by Dewan Bahasa and won the 1996 Noma Concours Grand Prize in Japan. Oyez Books published the English version which proved to be very popular. This is the first ever big picture book by Oyez  aimed at teachers, storytellers, mums and dads who sit down and read to two or three children at a time. A young woman in the audience who used to be a teacher commeneted that it is an deal size for use by kindergarten teachers. 
  • Finally, we have Health, Wealth and Happiness illustrated by Chooi Keong. This is an accordion book with illustrations of auspicious symbols in the Chinese culture and a brief explanation with the name of the items in Chinese script.
The Real Elephant - Noma Concours Grand Prize winner children's picture book by Yusof Gajah published by Oyez!Books
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My Haircut - children's picture book by Yusof Gajah published by Oyez!Books
My Red Pencil - children's picture book by Yusof Gajah published by Oyez!Books
Three of the books were in preview format, meaning they have not gone into mass production. We will be having more preview sessions in the future where we will invite the press and our buyers. The preview sessions will help us obtain feedback from the audience and to decide on the print run. 
​"In a rapidly developing market, such as children’s books in Malaysia,  Oyez books cannot stand still. We have to keep pushing the boundaries," said Mr Duke.
Oyez!Books New Books Launch January 2016 - Heidi Shamsuddin
Heidi Shamsuddin introducing her new book
Oyez!Books New Books Launch January 2016-Susanna Goho-Quek
Susanna Goho-Quek in action
Oyez!Books New Books Launch January 2016- Yusof Gajah
Yusof Gajah with the award winning The Real Elephant
Oyez!Books New Books Launch January 2016
Oyez! authors from left to right - Yusof Gajah, Emila Yusof, Lim Lay Koon, Heidi Shamsuddin, Susanna Goho-Quek, Mohd Khairul Azman Ismail
We thank and congratulate our authors for their wonderful work and encourage them to keep on excelling and to aim for world class work. Oyez!Books will continue to support them and aims to bring their books to the international stage.
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Featured Author : Chooi Ling Keiong

22/12/2015

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​Artist and illustrator Chooi Ling Keiong, sees the magic and wonders of every day life and paints them with her own special magic. Whether illustrating rabbits and chickens or a village scene and children at play, Chooi Ling's detailed work draws us in so that we too find ourselves in the magic of the ordinary.

"I like to read children's picture books very much," says Chooi Ling. "I get lots of pleasure and inspiration from them. This makes me want to illustrate picture books. I feel satisfied when my ideas and imagination become visible."
Chooi Ling Keiong, artist and illustrator
Chooi Ling graduated with a Diploma in Fine Art from the Kuala Lumpur College of Art in 2002. She works hard to improve her work and has been attending workshops and doing a lot reading to improve her illustrations. With an eight-year old daughter, Chooi Ling has to find time for her art. She recently gave up her children's art class in order to have more time to paint. She carries out research for each artwork or project and once she has enough ideas, she will work every day until the work is done.
 
Looking at Chooi Ling's illustrations, it is clear that nature is her greatest source of inspiration.

The Last Dream of The Old Oak Tree, Hans Christian Andersen classic picture book illustrated by Chooi Ling Keiong
Illustration by Chooi-Ling from The Last Dream of The Old Oak Tree, a Hans Christian Andersen classic
"I like to observe the natural world; it amazes me and I am touched by it. I learn something new in every single animal and plant. There is so much knowledge waiting to be explored in nature. The way animals or plants grow, how they adapt to the environment, the shapes, colors, lines on their bodies... I always get inspiration from nature."
The Last Dream of The Old Oak Tree, Hans Christian Andersen classic picture book illustrated by Chooi Ling Keiong
Drawing inspiration from nature, Chooi-Ling captures the beautiful scene of the mayflies and wildflowers - from the Hans Andersen classic The Last Dream of The Old Oak Tree published by Oyez!Books
For more beautiful illustrations by Chooi Ling, take a look at The Last Dream of The Old Oak Tree, a Hans Christian Andersen classic published by Oyez!Books.
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Evi's World of Little Friends

31/10/2015

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Evi Shelvia has illustrated a number of wonderful picture books, two of which are published by Oyez!Books. They are The Tremendous Trio, written by Quek Sue Yian and The Castle Library, written by Hayati Hanif, the second prize winner for picture book category at the recent Children's Book Award Festival Sastera Kanak-Kanak 2015.  Evi's illustration for the Castle Library was used as a poster of the Children's Book Week with Silverfish Bookstore in June this year, giving the theme Reading is Magical. This is apt for Evi's illustrations evoke a world of dreams and magic where anything can happen. Her attention to detail makes the world she has created real to us and like Alice, we follow her happily into it. 
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The Tremendous Trio, children's story book by Quek Sue Yian, illustrated by Evi Shelvia, published by Oyez!Books
Illustration by Evi from The Tremendous Trio
Children's Book Week poster with illustration by Evi Shelvia from The Castle Library
Illustration by Evi Shelvia used for poster of Children's Book Week in collaboration with Silverfish Books
Evi's next big adventure is to write and illustrate her own books and she has planned a series called Little Friends. The first book is completed and judging by that first book, we are really excited. Here's the cover and a page inside - we hope you are excited too. Publication date is planned for 9th November 2015.
I'm Sorry, children's picture book from Little Friends series by Evi Shelvia, to be pubished by Oyez!Books
Cover of I'm Sorry, first book in the upcoming Little Friends series by Evi Shelvia
I'm Sorry, children's picture book from Little Friends series by Evi Shelvia, to be pubished by Oyez!Books
Illustration from I'm Sorry, from upcoming Little Friends new series by Evi Shelvia
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