WitWoo - Masih, Bright

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Résumé :
A bedtime story book written to be read to children, or to be enjoyed by adults alike, WitWoo is the second book in the FireFly Adventures Series. WitWoo, a slightly scruffy, slightly messy, aged Snowy Owl loves his incredible life, deep in the heart of his magic forest. Beneath a canopy of shimmering twinkly stars, he lives some might say, a quiet peaceful life in his perfect little tree house, until one day, during an exceptionally long chocolate flavoured bubble bath he realises to his shock that it's indeed his fiftieth birthday! Feeling sad about the fact, that none of his friends have contacted him, he decides to go for a fly when suddenly, he sees a very peculiar site, which WitWoo finds very very curios. As he investigates he smells his favourite smell of all - CHOCOLATE, he decides to rest for a while and day dream, then something truly magical happens which makes WitWoo feel very very blessed. 46 pages long, WitWoo features beautiful hand painted, mixed media illustrations created by the talented South African Artist, Hannah Whitehead, which bring this magical children's story book to life. A book that will no doubt become a favourite read for all ages, WitWoo will make you feel fuzzy, warm and happy. Best enjoyed with a big mug of hot Chocolate.

Biographie:
Born in the Medway towns within All Saints Hospital on the third of July 1972, I studied Art at Kent Institute of Art & Design in Rochester, then went on to take a Degree in Menswear Fashion Design & Tailoring at Northbrook College, Worthing. I have always loved writing, I suspect entirely thanks to Mr Adams, my wonderful English teacher at Walderslade School for Boys. He kindled a love of the written word that has never burnt out. I am very lucky to have found the apple of my eye, my wife Wendy, and together we live at the foot of the Waseley Hills in Worcestershire.My Father was a dock worker at Chatham Dockyard, and my kind and sweet Mother was a seamstress. My Grandfather was one of the cooks for the household of Prime Minster Nehru of India. I come from a family of three girls and two boys. From a personal standpoint, I love classical music, theatre and, of course, writing children's stories aimed at 6-9 years olds which tend to be appreciated by our five amazing Grandchildren.Growing up in the 70's during the height of racial tensions wasn't always easy, but my Mother and Father, Anwar and Khursheidan, made the most out of what they had, and through their iron clad Christian faith, always tried to do the best for my siblings and I. As a youngster In the 80's, ones days were spent joyfully playing marbles with other children on manhole covers. British bulldog in the middle of the road, and going on long bike rides through the tall deep woods during what felt like endlessly sunny summer school holidays.What I wish to do through my books, even if only for a few minutes, is to transport children to a place where they can daydream with feelings of curiousity, amazement and joy, in the same way my friends and I did, when I was a boy, when the World at least to me and my little friends felt like a happier, simpler place, where our imaginations were not replaced by mobile phones and the internet....

Sommaire:
Born in the Medway towns within All Saints Hospital on the third of July 1972, I studied Art at Kent Institute of Art & Design in Rochester, then went on to take a Degree in Menswear Fashion Design & Tailoring at Northbrook College, Worthing. I have always loved writing, I suspect entirely thanks to Mr Adams, my wonderful English teacher at Walderslade School for Boys. He kindled a love of the written word that has never burnt out. I am very lucky to have found the apple of my eye, my wife Wendy, and together we live at the foot of the Waseley Hills in Worcestershire.My Father was a dock worker at Chatham Dockyard, and my kind and sweet Mother was a seamstress. My Grandfather was one of the cooks for the household of Prime Minster Nehru of India. I come from a family of three girls and two boys. From a personal standpoint, I love classical music, theatre and, of course, writing children's stories aimed at 6-9 years olds which tend to be appreciated by our five amazing Grandchildren.Growing up in the 70's during the height of racial tensions wasn't always easy, but my Mother and Father, Anwar and Khursheidan, made the most out of what they had, and through their iron clad Christian faith, always tried to do the best for my siblings and I. As a youngster In the 80's, ones days were spent joyfully playing marbles with other children on manhole covers. British bulldog in the middle of the road, and going on long bike rides through the tall deep woods during what felt like endlessly sunny summer school holidays.What I wish to do through my books, even if only for a few minutes, is to transport children to a place where they can daydream with feelings of curiousity, amazement and joy, in the same way my friends and I did, when I was a boy, when the World at least to me and my little friends felt like a happier, simpler place, where our imaginations were not replaced by mobile phones and the internet....