Marion Gamble currently lives in a village in East Yorkshire. She is married with two grown up children and two grandchildren. She has spent most of her working life in the fields of child care and education and is passionate about children having access to good books and stories.
A fun story for pre-school children and early readers with bright, colourful illustrations to enhance the story. This captivating tale about a bear that is rescued and given a new lease of life will encourage children to talk about feelings and use their imagination. Ideal for reading aloud at bedtime.
“I think it’s a Boody Monster,” said Jack
“A Boody Monster? What’s a Boody Monster?”
“It’s a hairy, scary, purple monster that makes tap-tap-tapping noises
in the night. He could be hiding in the garden and give us all a
fright.”
A fun story about a hairy, scary, purple monster for pre-school children and early readers, with rhyme and repetition to encourage language development and imagination. The delightful, colourful illustrations are designed to stimulate further interest.
A conversation set in Australia between Jack and his dad about having a pet.
A fun story for pre-school children which will provide an opportunity to engage children in conversation and learn about Australian indigenous animals. The rhyme and rhythm of the text will promote language and pre-reading skills, also suitable for early readers who are confident in tackling new words. With colourful illustrations and humour to entrance even the youngest child.
As night falls, Sleek White Cat goes on the prowl. But when she overhears someone playing a mysterious tune, how many new nocturnal friends will she make on her adventure to find out where it's coming from?
A fun story for pre-school children. With rhymes to encourage imagination and develop language skills, and bright, colourful illustrations to entrance even the youngest child, Moon Cat is a great story for reading out loud just before bed time.
The Westwood Troll lives under the hill
inside a small cave by the Black Mill.
He lurks in the bushes by the gate,
that is where he lies in wait.
When cars drive over the cattle grid
the Troll gives a low "G R O W L"
which frightens the children and makes them howl!
Children aged 2-7 will be delighted by the spooky tale of the Westwood Troll.
A fun, interactive story featuring beautiful colour illustrations, the story will encourage children to use their imagination and develop their language and thinking skills.
Elephant Hubble Goes to School, dive into the whimsical tale of Hubble, a spirited young African elephant with a zest for learning.
As Hubble navigates the challenges of school, he mirrors the hurdles many children face, especially when mastering the art of reading.
Enriched with captivating insights about Africa and intriguing facts about elephants, this story seamlessly blends entertainment with education.
A delightful read tailored for children aged 7-11, journey with Hubble and discover that every learner, whether child or elephant, has their unique path to discovery.
"My daughter has just had a dyslexia screening and this was the perfect book to help explain some of the difficulties she has and for her to see she is not alone".
I will be reading some of my stories and providing related craft activities on Thursday 14th August from 10.30 to 11.30.am Featuring colouring pictures, mask making and word games. All my books will ........
I am thrilled to announce that my seventh children’s book “Elephant Hubble Goes to School” will be published on 1st March and can be pre-ordered now. The book has been written to highlight the many ........
Activities to extend play and learning.Having read the book and elephant facts, discuss and ask further questions. What are the threats to elephants? Think about what individuals can do to raise aware ........
Colour an elephant picture or draw an elephant, make an elephant mask. {templates online}Make a paper plate elephant picture, add large ears and trunk.Display. collect things that an elephant might ea ........
The story includes some more difficult words throughout that should prompt questions and discussion. Identify any unusual words and ensure children fully understand the meaning.Word Games to exten ........
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