Harriet Howe

Brought to life by rising star author, Harriet Howe, and Waterstones Children's Book Prize shortlistee illustrator, Katie Cottle. Every year, Little Wolf and Daddy Wolf watch the Wolf Moon rise. Can Daddy Wolf help Little Wolf get a handle on his huffs and puffs before it's too late?

Monkey, Bear and Armadillo are melting in the jungle heat - so off they go on a wild journey to the cool, sparkling lake. But wait!How should they get there? Who gets to hold the map? And who should lead the way? . . . Join three big personalities on a sun-soaked jungle adventure. Packed with map-reading mishaps, flying fruit and swamp splats! All brought to life through Harriet Howe's playful, rhyming text and Ariel Landy's expressive, uproarious illustrations. If you loved The Squirrels Who Squabbled by Rachel Bright & Jim Field, Bear Came Along by Richard T. Morris & LeUyen Pham, or That Fruit Is Mine! by Anuska Allepuz, you'll be swept up by this fantastic new take on bossiness, bickering and learning to work as a team - no matter who's holding the map!

A beautifully lyrical story about grief, the loss of a pet and the unbreakable bond between child and furry friend. From debut picture book author, Harriet Howe, and Waterstones Children's Book Prize shortlistee and Carnegie Medal for Illustration nominee illustrator, Katie Cottle. After a whole day of exploring with Tiger, Mae loved drawing with Tiger and telling stories with Tiger. Always with Tiger. Tiger and Mae. Queens of the Jungle. Tiger and Mae do everything together, the very best of friends. But there is nothing they love more than exploring, racing and chasing across their jungle. That is, until the call comes for "TEATIME!" and they race back to the house. As time moves on, Mae realises that Tiger is getting old and tired. And when Tiger then dies, Mae feels lost in a whirlwind of anger, fear and sadness. Even the safety of their jungle is stripped away. Only through time and healing does Mae learn that Tiger lives on - through her memories, pictures and their jungle itself. This book is a profoundly moving, hopeful and reassuring story that celebrates the strength that comes from love and supports a child (and adults too) through navigating the loss of a beloved pet. A necessary and important book for your bookshelf.