About the Author
Fiona has always loved the music of words. From playground chants to bedtime stories she’s been hooked on the magic that a simple rhyme can weave.
Her debut picture book The Tortoise grew from a tiny idea scribbled in a notebook into a bright and bouncy tale that children can’t help but join in with.
When she isn’t writing she’s often [add a personal touch e.g. walking the family dog, exploring local bookshops, or drinking tea while dreaming up new characters].
This is only the beginning, more rhyming adventures are already taking shape. She hopes her stories will make bedtime a time of giggles, wonder and that warm, sleepy sigh just before the lights go out.
About the Author
Fiona has always loved the music of words. From playground chants to bedtime stories she’s been hooked on the magic that a simple rhyme can weave.
Her debut picture book The Tortoise grew from a tiny idea scribbled in a notebook into a bright and bouncy tale that children can’t help but join in with.
When she isn’t writing she’s often [add a personal touch e.g. walking the family dog, exploring local bookshops, or drinking tea while dreaming up new characters].
This is only the beginning, more rhyming adventures are already taking shape. She hopes her stories will make bedtime a time of giggles, wonder and that warm, sleepy sigh just before the lights go out.
About the Author
Fiona Le brocq
has always loved the music of words. From playground chants to bedtime stories she’s been hooked on the magic that a simple rhyme can weave.
Her debut picture book The Tortoise grew from a tiny idea scribbled in a notebook into a bright and bouncy tale that children can’t help but join in with.
When she isn’t writing she’s often [add a personal touch e.g. walking the family dog, exploring local bookshops, or drinking tea while dreaming up new characters].
This is only the beginning, more rhyming adventures are already taking shape. She hopes her stories will make bedtime a time of giggles, wonder and that warm, sleepy sigh just before the lights go out.