Reassuring and helpful. * The Bookseller * In I'm Going to Make a Friend, Darren Chetty's rhythmic, open text pairs with Sandhya Prabhat's gorgeously captivating illustrations to celebrate creativity, sharing and friendship. Perfect for little people starting school or moving house. -- Gita Ralleigh, author of 'The Destiny of Minou Moonshine' and 'The Voyage of Sam Singh' I'm Going To Make A Friend by Darren Chetty & Sandhya Prabhat is a beautiful, thoughtful & fantastically fun celebration of friend-making, perfect to pour over & ponder, spark imaginations & stimulate conversations. Destined to become a firm favourite! -- Sophie Anderson, author of 'The House with Chicken Legs' A fresh, bright, vibrant and magical delight -- Ian Eagleton, author of 'Glitter Boy' An enchanting story that will resonate with adults and children alike. One to share and treasure across the generations. -- Sita Brahmachari, Carnegie Shortlisted author of 'When Shadows Fall' and 'Coreys Rock' A gorgeous story about finding your feet in a new environment and learning how forge new friendships ... Accompanied by Sandhya's colourful and dynamic illustrations, this book is the perfect package! -- Lucy Farfort, author, and illustrator of In Our Hands and New Baby This ADORABLE picture book ... follows a little one who wants to make a new friend. With an unconventional take on the concept, you have the opportunity to discuss the anxiety of starting again in a new school/area. -- A.M. Dassu, author of Boy, Everywhere and Fight Back A beautifully illustrated and super-sweet story about finding friendship (and keeping it!). -- Rashmi Sirdeshpande, author of Dadajis Paintbrush A charming new picture book. -- Alom Shaha, author of Mr Shahas Marvellous Machines! With creative words and pictures bringing the story to life, and celebrating the power of imagination, this beautiful book is the perfect story to share with children moving schools or home, or anyone who struggles to form connections. * Lancashire Post * A lovely, understated reflection on change and finding your people - whoever they may be * School Reading List * A delightful read, encouraging young children to think in simple language about the wants and needs of others as well as their own likes and dislikes. * The Scotsman * This warm, witty picture book is perfect for prompting chats about friendship. * Guardian *
