Dimensions
225 x 210 x 5mm
The adorable duo is back! Patrick and George love their morning walks together, but the path takes an unexpected turn when Patrick begins to get bullied. This story explores how Patrick feels as the victim, and how George feels as his friend feeling helpless and watching Patrick change. This book aims to show children how staying true to yourself is what is most important and realising that being picked on is never to do with you. A tale of friendship, bravery, and a change of heart. Jessica Urlichs is a bestselling author and mother to three young children. She is passionate about finding ways to help young children understand and express their emotions through storytelling and poetry. Teaming up with Craig Phillips and Rebekah Lipp from Wildling Books, who also share this mission, together they have created a wonderful series based around the beautiful friendship between Patrick and George. This is the second book in the series. The first book is, Patrick and George - Adventure, empathy and friendship. AGES: 3 to 10 AUTHOR: Jessica Urlichs is a bestselling author and mother to three young children. She is passionate about finding ways to help young children understand and express their emotions through storytelling and poetry. Craig has worked as a professional illustrator for the US and Australian publishing industries for twenty years. His client list includes Random House, Scholastic, Simon and Schuster, Hachette, Hardie Grant, Bloomsbury, Oxford University Press and many more. His work has appeared in art anthologies such as The Society of Illustrators Annual, Spectrum Fantastic Art Annual and Luerzers 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide, and has been exhibited at the Museum of American Illustration. Phillips also worked on Neil Gaiman's American Gods in 2017. His first solo work, titled Giants, Trolls, Witches, Beasts: Ten Tales from the Deep, Dark Woods (Allen and Unwin, 2017) won the NZ Book Award's Russell Clark Award for Illustration, a Gold Ledger in the Australian Ledger Awards, a Notable Book in the CBCA Awards and was also a finalist in the Aurealis Awards.
