Keeping Cosy and Snuggling Up: 100 Cosy Things to Spot | Children’s Board Book

A charming rhyming story set in Brown Bear Wood invites little ones to discover 100 cosy things to find.
Join the animals of Brown Bear Wood as they enjoy the cosiness of winter. Bear stays warm by snuggling under a blanket with Papa Bear, Professor Owl sips a steaming mug of hot cocoa, and the Little Fawns curl up by the fire with a favourite book on a crisp winter’s day.
With its soothing rhyming text and 100 cosy items to spot, this chunky board book makes a perfect winter gift. Ideal for sharing with your special little one during bedtime snuggles, it promises warmth and joy on every page. Featuring a gorgeous cover with gold foil, gentle rhymes by acclaimed poet Rachel Piercey, and intricate illustrations by bestselling artist Freya Hartas, children will find something new to love each time they open it. Designed for ages 2 and up, this delightful book is perfect for counting, exploring, and celebrating the magic of cosy moments.
►Authors: Rachel Piercey, Freya Hartas
►Reading Age: 2 Years and Older
►Details: Board Book | 14 pages | 18.7 x 17.3 cm
►About the Authors: Rachel Piercey is a freelance poet, editor and tutor. She has co-edited three children’s poetry anthologies with the Emma Press and regularly performs her work and runs poetry workshops in primary schools. Rachel’s poems for adults have been published in various journals including The Poetry Review, Magma and The Rialto, as well as two pamphlets with the Emma Press and one with HappenStance. She lives in London.
Freya Hartas is a UK based illustrator specialising in children’s books. She lives in the vibrant city of Bristol with her partner and their ancient black cat Katsu and works from her cosy, cluttered desk in a shared studio down the road. She graduated from Falmouth University with a first-class honours in BA Illustration in 2014. Freya loves to conjure up humorous characters, animals and monsters, creating the most fantastical worlds for them to inhabit and get lost in.