Too Much
Regular price
€15.99
An ideal springtime book to gently talk to children about change, and a cheering story with a message at its core about taking one’s time and dealing with variations in routine.
Spring has sprung, and little Rabbit is excited to play with his friend Bear! There’s just one problem: Bear doesn’t want to come out of hibernation. There’s too much of everything outside! With the help of friends Rabbit, Squirrel and Fox, Bear becomes excited to enter the outside world once again! Everything is more bearable with good friends who let us take our time.
Spring has sprung, and little Rabbit is excited to play with his friend Bear! There’s just one problem: Bear doesn’t want to come out of hibernation. There’s too much of everything outside! With the help of friends Rabbit, Squirrel and Fox, Bear becomes excited to enter the outside world once again! Everything is more bearable with good friends who let us take our time.
Anne Booth is a highly-acclaimed children’s fiction and picture book author and is known for the exceptional warmth and authenticity of her writing. She lives in a village in Kent with her husband, four teenage children, and two hens.
Having worked on almost 30 children’s books, Maria Christania is making her Tiny Owl debut! Born and raised in Bandung, Indonesia, Maria gained her bachelor’s degree in Design and Visual Communication from Bandung Institute of Technology in 2008, going on to work as a freelance graphic designer and teacher. She also received a Master’s in Children’s Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art in 2016, after moving to the UK.
Having worked on almost 30 children’s books, Maria Christania is making her Tiny Owl debut! Born and raised in Bandung, Indonesia, Maria gained her bachelor’s degree in Design and Visual Communication from Bandung Institute of Technology in 2008, going on to work as a freelance graphic designer and teacher. She also received a Master’s in Children’s Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art in 2016, after moving to the UK.