The late days of Paisley's once-thriving textile industry make a textured backdrop to this story of two different, but determined, children, who put their families first when the adults around them are not up to the task. 12-year-old Jim has already had two jobs and an eventful childhood, when his weaver father's credit runs out,... Continue Reading →
Review: Hide and Seek Hettie
Hettie the Highland cow may already be familiar to young readers from her previous escapades in Hairy Hetty. In this story, illustrated by Jo Allan, she goes to great lengths to avoid having a bath. Her unsuccessful attempts to hide her curly horns, big body and shaggy auburn coat are thwarted at every attempt, with... Continue Reading →