“Khun Mae went to bed past midnight. After a few minutes, her mouth opened. Her hair was a dark cloud on the pillow. Up and up, she drifted above her bed, through the white mosquito nets, until she was as light as a sea bird. She drifted through the open flap of her window, into the balmy night air. Through the rainstorm, she flew, over the city of Bangkok and its blurry lights, until the stars themselves, guided this bird on her journey into the mountains, and above Tham Luang cave.” SpiritualWomenAdventureYoung AdultGirlsBuddhaSuperheroesMysticism MysticsThe CaveDulong Mermaids Author:Suzy Davies
“WHO, WHO, WHO ...? Who, Who, Who are you? replied Luna, looking up at the large brown friendly-looking bird, perched on a tree branch above her. I'm Tawny Owl, and I'm here to show you some Moonwishes Magic. Oooh, lead on, please! squeaked The Moon Pig.” FriendshipKindnessMagicSelf EsteemAdventureHalloweenEnchantmentNew MoonFairytalesMoon Stories Book:Luna The Moon Pig Source: Luna The Moon Pig
“Mrs Merryweather drove James, Carla, Snugs, and the two moose in a Volkswagon Beetle - it was silver and had an engine that purred.” LoveHomeFriendshipFamilyAdventureTravelFantasy FictionChildrens Books Book:Snugs The Snow Bear Source: Snugs The Snow Bear
“Caring for dogs teaches kids observation skills, empathy and a sense of responsibility. Taking part in sport helps children cultivate physical strength, mental and physical resilience, self-esteem, delayed gratification, patience, courage, independence, leadership skills, good judgement and decision making, collaboration skills and a passion for teamwork. I have long held the belief that sport is worthwhile, and something that is often underestimated in the individual and team values it fosters. Who ever said that sporty types - girls included - do not like a fairy tale? Sport can be the beginning of a journey where children discover that they - and their team - whether dogs or humans, can create and fulfil their passions and their dreams” ActionLeadershipBooksAdventureDogsSportChildrens BooksFairytalesThe Girl In The Red CapeWinter Sports Author:Suzy Davies
“Even the two moose were surprised. It was almost as cold as Iceland, but not quite. They decided to occupy the last hour on deck knitting hats and scarves for Snugs, Carla, and James. Clickety-click went their knitting needle antlers...” AdventureBearsTravelOceanSailingPenguinsMooseChildrens FictionLighthousesKidsbooks Book:Snugs The Snow Bear Source: Snugs The Snow Bear
“Look at the moon," sighed Housie..."Is it true, Ratty, what they say?" "Not really, I don't think it's really made of cheese," breathed Ratty. The river seemed to sigh with the motion of the oar, in and out of the water. "Why not?" asked Housie Mousie. "Someone would have eaten it long ago!" Ratty replied.” NatureAdventureMiddle GradeCharactersChildren S BooksPicture BooksKids BooksKidlitCosy MysteryHousie Mousie And The Big Cheese Author:Suzy Davies
“Far, far away, in a place known as Alaska, darkness was beginning to fall. A man was walking across the vast wilderness. He made slow progress. His dog pulled on the leash as if she knew they were almost there. They were headed for Anchorage. The dog, a fur ball of energy, kept her nose to the ground. She moved fast as if something was driving her forward, some kind of reward or prize.” AdventureDogsNew ReleaseThe Girl In The Red CapeFairytale RetellingsSuzy DaviesSleddingCharles PerraultLittle Red Riding Hood Retelling Book:The Girl in The Red Cape Source: The Girl in The Red Cape
“This cape had become Stella. Bold, Bright, Daring, Red! It was a girl in a story-book. Stella was a star on the red carpet, in Hollywood. What a bright smile she had! That photograph! That trophy! And that red hair that flowed like a mane in the wind!” NatureCourageFeminismAdventureWildernessFairytalesThe Girl In The Red CapeDog SleddingLeadership Alaska Book:The Girl in The Red Cape Source: The Girl in The Red Cape