'Never forget your roots within the web of life. You are as welcome and as important as any other being out here. We’re really all one big family.’
Join Cara as she delves deeply into the secrets of the natural world, one enchanting tale at a time.
In this second set of Dancing with Cara stories, Cara finds out who brings in the spring, learns how to sing to the stars, and uncovers a whole hidden world under the soil. In the process, she is encouraged to question her place in nature and how humans could be living in right relationship with the world around them.
By the award-winning author and illustrator team behind Dancing with Cara: The Rainbow Stories.
Have you seen the Dancing with Cara animated films? Check them out at www.twistingtherainbow.org.
“a gem of a book” – Readers’ Choice Book Awards on Dancing with Cara: The Rainbow Stories
(Gold Winner).
About the AuthorAC Bradburn is a husband and wife team that writes short and long stories, sometimes with music, that strive to engage with the natural world in new and ancient ways.
They began their working lives as freelance musicians, often combining music and storytelling in workshops with children. Now with a young family, they divide their time between home educating their children, growing vegetables, looking after chickens and struggling to find time to write!
Discover more of AC Bradburn’s work at www.twistingtherainbow.org, including the Dancing with Cara animated films and their debut middle grade novel, Agent Pangolin: The Mystery of the Shiny Moon.
About the Illustrator
Ivy Trazsi is an international illustrator and fine artist working digitally, as well as with messy paints. Her style is joyfully dictated by bright colours and lots of textures from nature, combined with abstract elements. The foundation of her style lies in her rich childhood memories, travels and endless imagination.
She grew up in a tiny village surrounded by wildlife. As a child, Ivy drew and painted on every surface: the brick walls of her family home, snail shells, and once she even attempted to colour the wind.
Later, Ivy moved away and lived in multiple countries but her love for nature and colours never changed. Together with her husband, they are raising their children with the intention of being curious and having an open mind for magical stories in their everyday lives.
Find out more about Ivy and her art at www.lemoonillustration.com.
Genre: Children's Fiction
Join Cara as she delves deeply into the secrets of the natural world, one enchanting tale at a time.
In this second set of Dancing with Cara stories, Cara finds out who brings in the spring, learns how to sing to the stars, and uncovers a whole hidden world under the soil. In the process, she is encouraged to question her place in nature and how humans could be living in right relationship with the world around them.
By the award-winning author and illustrator team behind Dancing with Cara: The Rainbow Stories.
Have you seen the Dancing with Cara animated films? Check them out at www.twistingtherainbow.org.
“a gem of a book” – Readers’ Choice Book Awards on Dancing with Cara: The Rainbow Stories
(Gold Winner).
About the AuthorAC Bradburn is a husband and wife team that writes short and long stories, sometimes with music, that strive to engage with the natural world in new and ancient ways.
They began their working lives as freelance musicians, often combining music and storytelling in workshops with children. Now with a young family, they divide their time between home educating their children, growing vegetables, looking after chickens and struggling to find time to write!
Discover more of AC Bradburn’s work at www.twistingtherainbow.org, including the Dancing with Cara animated films and their debut middle grade novel, Agent Pangolin: The Mystery of the Shiny Moon.
About the Illustrator
Ivy Trazsi is an international illustrator and fine artist working digitally, as well as with messy paints. Her style is joyfully dictated by bright colours and lots of textures from nature, combined with abstract elements. The foundation of her style lies in her rich childhood memories, travels and endless imagination.
She grew up in a tiny village surrounded by wildlife. As a child, Ivy drew and painted on every surface: the brick walls of her family home, snail shells, and once she even attempted to colour the wind.
Later, Ivy moved away and lived in multiple countries but her love for nature and colours never changed. Together with her husband, they are raising their children with the intention of being curious and having an open mind for magical stories in their everyday lives.
Find out more about Ivy and her art at www.lemoonillustration.com.
Genre: Children's Fiction
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