Have You Seen a Monotreme?
Following the success of their first book, A Home for Little Penguin (Forty South Publishing, 2019), Hannah Coates and Claire Neyland bring you another beautiful production where educational components are expertly woven into the text and images. There is also an underlying message about the importance of feeling that you belong.
‘It seemed it was a common thing,
to classify all creatures,
to sort them into different groups,
depending on their features.
Platypus thought about this theory,
as she swam along.
But she was left wondering,
"WHERE DO I BELONG?"‘
Following the success of their first book, A Home for Little Penguin (Forty South Publishing, 2019), Hannah Coates and Claire Neyland bring you another beautiful production where educational components are expertly woven into the text and images. There is also an underlying message about the importance of feeling that you belong.
‘It seemed it was a common thing,
to classify all creatures,
to sort them into different groups,
depending on their features.
Platypus thought about this theory,
as she swam along.
But she was left wondering,
"WHERE DO I BELONG?"‘
Following the success of their first book, A Home for Little Penguin (Forty South Publishing, 2019), Hannah Coates and Claire Neyland bring you another beautiful production where educational components are expertly woven into the text and images. There is also an underlying message about the importance of feeling that you belong.
‘It seemed it was a common thing,
to classify all creatures,
to sort them into different groups,
depending on their features.
Platypus thought about this theory,
as she swam along.
But she was left wondering,
