Michelle Fitzsimmons

Is it Christmas Now? Michelle Fitzsimmons

'It was a cold and frosty night on Habitat Drive. The Winter Cold Moon shone brightly as snowflakes lightly covered The Green, Round the Corner. It was Christmas eve and all the residents were getting ready for a special visitor.'All the residents are preparing Habitat Drive for a special visitor. The residents enjoy some ice skating, practicing their Christmas songs, decorating the tree on The Green and hanging up their stockings. But does all go to plan? Snuggle up and look inside to find out. Enter the enchanting world of Habitat Drive at Christmas time to meet your wonderful woodland friends who are just waiting to share their story with you. Is it Christmas Now? is the second heart-warming story in the Habitat Drive series. Beautifully written by Michelle Fitzsimmons and illustrated by the talented watercolour artist, Marian Gorin. For children aged 0-8 years. Other stories to come in the series: Hop Along Now, Available March 2021. About the Author: Influenced by Beatrix Potter, A. A. Milne and Amy Hest, Michelle Fitzsimmons has written some of the world's most heart-warming stories within the Habitat Drive series. The woodland families who appear in the books relate to our very own children's lives and how they portray their world. You will find magic and love in every word Michelle writes. Inspired by her own children and their own adventures on Dartmoor for every child and adult to enjoy. Michelle and her four children live in Tavistock, Devon with their dog Tinker and Patch the rabbit. Michelle has a BA Hons degree in Film and Media Studies, and is very well known for her crazy laugh... Visit www.michellefitzsimmons.co.uk for up-to-date information. To listen to stories told by Michelle Fitzsimmons, tune in to STORYTIME IN HABITAT DRIVE via all podcast platforms. Illustrator, Marian Gorin is a gifted artist who loves using ink and watercolour to give a traditional touch in children's book illustrations. Marian has an education in Art and is influenced by the Golden era of children's illustrations, mostly by Beatrix Potter and Sir John Tenniel. Marian feels most happy creating woodland scenes and drawing cute animals. Created by Acorn Publishing Dartmoor.