On the Top of Dudley’s Pond

£7.99

BOOK 2 IN THE AWARD-WINNING NATURE SERIES

“I’m more important than everybody else,” said Lily Alba. “I’m the Queen of the Pond …”

Lily Alba is in for a surprise. A friendly nod from a heron has made her think she is the most important living thing in Dudley’s pond. But when she bans the frogs from singing and tips the dragonfly larvae off her lily pad, everyone begins to get worried. Queen Lily is making a mess of things!

Luckily, a brave bee steps in before life in the pond goes horribly wrong.

How does pond life work?

Lily Alba has to find out …

A beautiful story for all ages about the importance of biodiversity – a fabulous sequel to ‘beautiful … engaging and memorable’ story of bees and wildflowers At the Bottom of Dudley’s Garden

GOLD MEDALLIST: Author Dinah Mason Eagers and illustrator Anna Platts have been recognised for their contribution to nature education by the Golden Wizard Book Prize 2023

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Description

The stunning new prize-winning story about the importance of water-loving creatures in our gardens.

About the Author

Dinah Mason Eagers is a children’s author dedicated to sharing original and uplifting stories about our relationship with the natural world. At the Bottom of Dudley’s Garden is her debut release and it was inspired by a pioneering family member. She continues the tale in On the Top of Dudley’s Pond. She is based in the Cotswolds, UK.

About the Illustrator:

Anna Platts is an established illustrator who is known worldwide for beautiful fabric designs sold in heritage locations. She often uses flowers (and lilies) as the central theme in her work. She is based in Devon, UK.

Award winning nature series!

Two titles from author Dinah Mason Eagers and illustrator Anna Platts have been recognised for their contribution to nature education, with awards for At the Bottom of Dudley’s Garden and On the Top of Dudley’s Pond.

“The books in this delightful series encourage children to appreciate the natural world and impart valuable lessons about environmental protection … written by an extremely talented author and illustrated with breathtaking artwork” ~ Golden Wizard Book Prize

Praise for Dinah Mason Eagers and Anna Platts

Wow! Two of my favourite subjects – saving pollinators and flowers – in a book so well written and so unassuming that it surely must appeal to everyone … The book’s language is engaging and memorable, it’s educational without preaching or being forceful. Its humour is subtle and the story is easy to read. The artwork is gorgeous, truly beautiful. They are reminiscent of some of the artwork from Edith Holden’s “The Country Diary Of An Edwardian Woman” – all floaty poppies, cornflowers and greenery. I absolutely loved them’ – Goodreads reviewer

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