Bøger af Johanne Lee

This lovely book is an early introduction to counting using beautiful starlings. It invites children to find and count the number of starlings in each picture, with numbers given in both figures and words. Additionally, it encourages children to find and identify other types of birds hiding within the illustrations.A proceeds of sales received will be donated to the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust to help them continue their valuable work in the Derbyshire area.

A collection of poetry, of anything or everything I meant to say under the freeing light of the lavender moon. Thoughts, expressions, whimsy, flights of fancy, nature, grief, love, love of life, life and something positive. Everything is poetry and life needs a smile .

Catrin is a caterpillar and that's all she thinks she is and ever will be. She doesn't know what she will grow into but she has dreams of being able to fly. Follow Catrin on her journey of discovery.With beautiful illustrations to help children to relate and understand what happens in nature, this lovely book will help children gain self-belief and confidence. It will encourage them to have dreams and to then follow those dreams.

Kenneth is kind.He is a welcoming friend to all.His mum worries the house will burst at the seams. Is there room for one more?Kenneth shows children how wonderful it is to be kind to everyone.As a result of your kindness, for every sale of this book donations will be made to various chosen charities.

Poet and author Johanne Lee has created this collection of poetry as a reflection of the journey of woman and her arrival at the phenomenon of menopause.Including poems from women across a broad spectrum, this anthology looks at womanhood through amusing, heartfelt and honest verse. Every woman will recognise a part of themselves within these pages, making this gem of a book something that will resonate with women everywhere.A donation from every sale will go to Crossroads Derbyshire via Work for Good.

This is a mouse without a house or furniture, just a hole in the floor.Mouse dreams of having his own home, with cosy rooms and his own furniture. Will his dream come true?Highlighting the plight of the homeless, this delightfully illustrated book will show younger children that not everyone is lucky enough to have a home.£1 of every sale will be donated to Greater Manchester Mayor's Charity via Work for Good

This book shows the beauty of humpback whales and their plight in overfished, polluted oceans.Maximus is a huge character but doesn't look like his friends; his fluke is, quite frankly, very plain. He is a curious humpback and becomes tangled up with a large plastic bag and fishing net rope. Luckily rescue is at hand and Maximus is saved. The sea needs everyone's friendship and support, so, for every sale of this book, a donation will be made to the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society.