"A skillful blend of fiction and nonfiction that makes for thought-provoking bedtime reading and early classroom discussion." School Library Journal "Inspirational." Books for Keeps "Through poet, Brian Moses' starkly powerful words and Bee Willey's equally powerful, mixed media collage and acrylic artistry through which she conjures up atmospheric scenes of land, lake, sea and air, we have an almost prayerful visual plea for a world that is environmentally friendly, where wildlife is respected and habitats unpolluted. Every one of the spreads would look beautiful framed and the whole book is a wonderful and wondrous starting point for discussions about protecting our precious planet, and on sharing the earth's resources." Red Reading Hub "This lyrical book is a child's dream of a world where nobody harms wild creatures and where water is unpolluted and the air is pure. "I dreamt I was a whale... and no hunters chased after me. I dreamt I was a seal... and no one wanted fur from me.' This inspirational picture book is a call to all of us to stand up for the future of our planet and help to save our wild world. The magical pictures take us right into the child's dream world - on the first page, his bed floats on a sea filled with beauty. Each picture is a work of art, reflecting our wonderful world and all that lives on and in it; look at all the detail and use the pictures and text as the basis for discussion." Parents in Touch "A beautifully written and illustrated picture book about a world where we all care for each other, for animals, plants and places. It will be inspirational for young children and for adults as they see just how the world is changing." Books Go Walk About

Brian Moses is one of Britain's favourite children's poets and he is featured on the National Poetry Archive. He has written more than 200 books and has sold over one million of his poetry books and anthologies. He has now performed his poetry and percussion show in over two thousand schools across UK and Europe. Brian lives in Burwash, East Sussex. Bee Willey was born in London, spent her childhood in France and now lives in Ipswich, Suffolk. She has illustrated many fiction covers and picture books for children including the acclaimed Edward Lear's Nonsense Rhymes, The Wooden Dragon by Joan Aiken and How to be a Princess by Caitlin Matthews. She was shortlisted for the prestigious Kate Greenaway Award for her stunning illustrations for Bob Robber and Dancing Jane by Andrew Matthews. Bee draws, paints and uses mixed media and collage in her multi-layered paintings.