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Imagine being a child living in your own magical kingdom, with mystical streams, enchanted forests, and your own little castle, shared with your best friend. Because they’re unique to every user, proxy bidders will never reveal your maximum bid to anybody else. Please note, it is not possible to view the identity of the current bidder, only their auction username.So far each participant has produced a collage, which then has been photographed and printed onto a poster format, to see everyone’s delight when they received them was great.

It’s aimed at a slightly older age group than the books I would normally recommend on this blog (probably best for those aged 5+) – but I’m sharing it because Ivy was fascinated by the illustrations and the story behind them. Written by Victor Margiotta and illustrated by Ian Parker, a mouth painter with the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA). You should always go for what you want to go for, so that you don't sit there and think 'I wish I had done that or tried this'--even if it doesn't work out at least you would have tried it. Danny's Dream - great story, fab illustrations, and I'm totally awe-inspired that it is possible to paint such detailed picture book illustrations while holding a brush in your mouth - astounding!By night, you would catch lightning bugs to put in a jar for a lantern, illuminating each other's face in the dark.

This is a great story about the strength and determination it takes to achieve great things, made even more wonderful by the special illustrations. We have also worked on a collaborative 3D piece of work; creating flower and leaf studies from life and a vase image using inktense watercolour pencils. I tried to think what would I want for them if it was me, and I wanted them to live as normal a life as possible, with hopes and dreams and not define themselves as a sick person first. In the News - a recent article in the Guardian about the lack of disabled characters in children's picture books - link here - well Danny's Dream goes a little way towards this, one more quality title including a disabled character.We use cookies to collect information about how you use the Charity Commission Register of Charities and Digital Services, such as pages you visit. We really liked that the story told how Danny’s accident happened and explained all the emotions he feels about life in a wheelchair and the loss of his Olympic dreams. As someone who loves books, it's great to see the work come together in the form that it was designed for.