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Iris is equally clever in her genius way of making sure her teacher definitely didn't see him, which would have worked if the lion wasn't so kind and helped out someone using his disguise. misschien is het verhaal niet zo uitdagend en spannend meer voor kinderen ouder dan 4 - enfin, dat is puur gebaseerd op onze eigen ervaring. When the lion sees three robbers stealing from the town hall, it's his chance to show everyone that he is, after all, a kind (and very brave) lion – just like Iris always said.

Helen Stephens grew up in County Durham and currently lives in Darlington with her partner and little girl. Luckily, the lion is found by Iris, when he takes refuge in her play house, and she does her best to hide him from all the adults. It seems that Helen Stephens captures the bustle of the season, alongside the need to have all that we hold dear about us, at this time. She has illustrated stories for some of her favorite authors, including Roger McGough, Michael Morpurgo, Sophie Hannah, Holly Webb, and Cecile Aubry. He even stows away on the school trip to the museum, causing much madness and mayhem as he hides among the exhibits.

It's not easy, but Iris has to do her best, because mums and dads can be funny about having a lion in the house. When Iris and her lion are forced to spend Christmas apart, the lion embarks on a festive, snowy adventure to find her - and almost bumps into Father Christmas! This time, the lion finds the perfect place to hide – and when trouble strikes, he becomes an unexpected local hero. This warm and funny follow-up to the prize-winning, bestselling picture book, HOW TO HIDE A LION, is certain to be another winner with children everywhere. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.It was featured in an article about Helen and her partner, fellow illustrator, Gerry Turley in this article by The Guardian Weekend Feb 2018. Ik was ook niet helemaal betoverd door de tekeningen, maar pas op, ik zou ze een 3 geven, dus zeker niet slecht. It was such a pleasure to meet you both, and I really appreciated how smoothly and professionally you ran everything.