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Biographical note
Lucy Christopher is the award-winning author of Stolen, Flyaway, The Killing Woods, and Storm-Wake. She is Course Director in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University, UK, where she holds a PhD in Creative Writing; Nia Tudor is a self-taught illustrator based in Swansea, South Wales. She loves to create illustrations that play with colour, light and texture and has a thing for the little details."This is a tale of looking for the inherent worth of everybody, in particular homeless people, and trying one’s best to understand and support them"
-Books for Keeps, 5 Stars
Books for Keeps
"A beautiful and thought-provoking book for children - and adults - that shines a light on some of the issues surrounding homelessness. And it’s inspired by real people. Like the author says: Look out for the Queens and Kings”
-Max Newton, Head of Community Fundraising, Shelter
“This hopeful tale uses a youthful view of the world to imagine what our society could be like if all people and their experiences were valued and respected. Sweet and thought-provoking”
-Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews
"Told from the viewpoint of a small child, Lucy Christopher's new picture book gently reminds us that everyone has a story - struggles and successes, ups and downs - and everyone needs a place to call home!"
-Julia Green, children's author
- Julia Green,