Bücher von Ted Smith

This Anthology is a collection of artwork, prose, poems and essays answering the question: "What's it really like to be a woman?". We are seventeen members of a girl's senior boarding house, and we have decided to give a brutally honest description of what it's really like.Through stories, we have attempted to describe the anger, fear, disappointment and sadness intertwined in our lives as young girls. There may be some upsetting content.By telling our story, we hope to make more people aware of what our daily lives can look like, but most importantly, we would like to raise awareness to find a solution. The cover of this book is entitled "Nameless faces" by Cecilia Gregorio. All of the girls photographed have experienced an act of sexual harassment and/or assault, and all have had their identities diminished and objectified. All profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Women's Aid UK.The Seventeen:Abbie Younger Anna KibblewhiteCecilia GregorioElsie Jackson Jazmin Alfonso Fry Joanna Outhwaite Yandeh JagneJordan Johnson Maryam Mohsin Mia MoreschiniOttavia TenderiniPoppy Page Sanaa SaundersSerena Arthur Sofia Falco Sophia Morgan Zoë Hart

Willie is a naughty young hippo, who lives in a safari park. He escapes from his pen at night and has fun with his friends. In this third book he plays football with some lion cubs after using his famous POO SPRAY ALERT to scare off the pesky monkeys. All Ted's royalties go to Save the Children. The black and white colouring pages at the back can be photo-copied for multiple use by families.

Willie is a naughty young hippo, who lives in a Safari Park, and escapes in the evenings to have fun with his animal friends. When the book was tested children from 18 months to 7 years asked for it to be read to them again. This edition features a colouring section at the back.

A beautifully illustrated children's story book featuring two stories about a naughty baby hippo and his friends, who escape at nights from their Safari Park enclosures, and get up to no good. Suitable for children age 2 to 7, depending upon learning ability. In testing has been enjoyed from 18 months to age 9. Written by Ted Smith and Illustrated by Valentina Rinaldi.