This joyfully poetic read is supported by warm, detailed illustrations.
Book Gift Blogger
With its lulling, looping rhymes and softly muted palette, this adorable picture-book account of a mother-daughter trip to gather mulberries evokes the sweet immediacy of small childhood rituals – and the loving memories they lay down for a lifetime.
Guardian
Tanya Rosie’s lyrical text is a delight to read aloud and the calming nature of her writing makes the book an ideal bedtime share.[…] Warmth radiates from Chuck Groenink’s illustrations.
Red Reading Hub
A tender and beautiful book brimming with the love and anticipation of sharing a special day with someone you care about. This story is brought to life by soft and vivid illustrations.
- Children's Books Ireland, Reading Matters Guide 2023
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Biographical note
Tanya Rosie studied English Literature in Nottingham, Vancouver and London, before becoming an editor, author and passionate reader of children's books. She currently works as a commissioning editor at Walker Books, and also loves to write poems and picture books of her own. Mum, Me and the Mulberry Tree is her debut. Tanya grew up in Milton Keynes in a household filled with Iranian traditions (from her mum), and a few Scottish ones, too (from her dad). In all her writing, she likes to capture something of the way it was being a child. Find her on Twitter as @tanya_rosie.
Chuck Groenink is a hugely talented Dutch illustrator who grew up in The Netherlands but moved to the US a while back. Chuck's previous picture books include Hungry Jim for Chronicle, The Library Book for Simon & Schuster and William's Winter Nap for Disney Hyperion. When not drawing pictures for books, he likes to read, bake bread, or go hiking, and he wishes he could play the banjo. Find him on Twitter as @chuckgroenink and Instagram as @c.groenink.