The Shrew with the Flu book and seedbom set

Rustling under a leafy tree, A greedy shrew could hardly see… Shrew has spent his entire life using only one sense to hunt – his sense of smell. Until a horrible case of the flu forces him to make use of the rest of his senses. Once he hones the art of hunting – using more than just his nose – he can’t help but gobble up every snack in sight. The question is, can Shrew restore the forest he so dearly loves? The Shrew with The Flu is a wonderfully warm and endearing story by budding author Will Hamilton-Davies, created in partnership with illustrator Jennifer Davison. The combination of rhyming verse and rich, vibrant illustrations, makes this environmentally-themed story the perfect read-aloud for every family.

Set contains:

• Softcover: 32 pages
• Age Range: 4-7 years
• Publisher: SilverWood Books Ltd (6 Oct. 2020)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1781329826
  ISBN-13: 978-1781329825

The Shrew with the Flu Seedbom contains a native woodland-inspired nectar-rich wildflower mix.

Seed mix* – Wild Garlic, Meadow Buttercup, Red Campion, Self-Heal, Ox-eye Daisy & Wild Clary.

*(Contains only species found on the RHS Plants for Pollinators list)

Pull the pin and throw or drop Seedboms into areas that are in need of brightening up. Seedboms like bare soil, natural light and to be kept damp whilst growing. Full instructions are included on the inside of each Seedbom sleeve.

Seedboms will biodegrade into the environment, leaving only plants behind.

For more details head on over to ‘How they work‘.

For best results use Seedbom within 1 year of purchase. 

About the Author

As one of six, Will Hamilton-Davies spent most of his young adult life entertaining three much younger siblings – much of which involved reading stories. Though his ability as a writer was solidified some years before – while pursuing English at secondary school and Journalism at Newcastle University – it wasn’t until his graduation year that Will discovered a relentless passion for rhyming picture books; in fact, it was around this time that retired primary school teacher, Sheila Supple, was the first to advise Will to pursue authorship, as his writing was “crying out for illustration”. Will’s stories are instilled with themes of morality and kindness, and he likes nothing more than to sit with a group of avid listeners and bring these wonderful worlds to life.

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