Flora and Nora Hunt for Treasure: A story about the power of friendship

by	Kim Hillyard

SKU: 9780241488607 Categories: Children’s picture books, Friendship, Picture Books Tags: adventure, Benji Davies, blown away, books by judith kerr, books by julia donaldson, bright side, children's books, David Brooks, david walliams latest book, English, first day of school book, food, Jim Field, JUVENILE FICTION, little friends, meesha makes friends, michael kerr, picture books, Rachel Bright, red hood, rob biddulph, sharing a shell julia donaldson, Social Themes, the snail and the whale, the squirrels who squabbled, the tiger who came to tea, tiger who came for tea, tom percival books

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A NEW sea-faring adventure from the award-winning Kim Hillyard!Flora and Nora are a pair of adventurous sea-faring cats. As they sail off in search of The Secret Treasure, a storm hits, destroying their boat and leaving the best friends separated at sea!Will Flora and Nora remember the value of their friendship or will they get carried away with the lure of adventure and jewels?Flora and Nora at Sea is a perfect bedtime read for fans of Rob Biddulph, Rachel Bright and Jim Field.Also available from Kim Hillyard:Mabel and the Mountain: a story about believing in yourselfNed and the Great Garden Hamster Race: a story about kindnessGretel The Wonder Mammoth: a story about overcoming anxiety

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Weight	0.194 kg
Dimensions	0.4 × 23.3 × 28.5 cm
by	Kim Hillyard
format	Paperback
Language	English
Pages	32
publisher	Penguin Random House Children's UK
Year Published	2023-6-8
Imprint	Ladybird
For Ages	0-5
Publication City/Country	London, United Kingdom
ISBN 10	0241488605
About The Author	Kim Hillyard (Author, Illustrator) Kim is an award-winning author/illustrator of children's picture books. Her debut picture book, Mabel and the Mountain, won the 2020 Sainsbury's Children's Book Award and in 2023 her book Gretel the Wonder Mammoth won the Best Illustrated Book in the Waterstones Children's Prize.After completing a degree in Drama at the University of Exeter, Kim Hillyard spent nine years working as a music journalist for various publications, including NME, Time Out and the BBC. She has also worked as a drama and arts facilitator, delivering assemblies, storytelling and workshops in schools, bookshops and community spaces on everything from phonics to creative writing.

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