Picture books
Fifty-six illustrated poems exploring the many wonders of childhood from early mornings, family walks, the first days of school, to words that rhyme with “poo” and plenty of pure, joyful nonsense!
The Loudest Whispers brings together fifty-six illustrated poems exploring the many wonders and worries of childhood, including early mornings, family walks, the first days of school, dinner-times, losing football matches, the chaos of siblings, staying safe online, words that rhyme with “poo”, playground bullying, bedtime reluctance, and plenty of pure, joyful nonsense.
Created in collaboration by poet Rhuar Dean and illustrator Charlotte Workman, the book aims to encourage and embolden young readers through poems and pictures that are as delicate, mischievous and full of feeling as the children who read them and the adults they will one day become.
Designed for children aged five to twelve, and for the adults who share stories with them, The Loudest Whispers shows that life can be funny, difficult, silly and sad—sometimes all at the same time!
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