'There once was a girl named Bruna. She lived in a little hut all by herself and she was always cold.' However hard Bruna tries, she always feels chilly. She bundles herself up in lots of clothes, she piles duvets and blankets on the bed, and surrounds herself with hot water bottles. Even travelling to distant, sunny lands doesn't make a difference. But when Bruna returns home she strikes up an unexpected friendship, which is warming in more ways than one This memorable story with all the charm of a classic fairy tale, illustrated in delicate and flowing watercolour, is sure to win the hearts of all who read it. A magical tale from the acclaimed illustrator of Tom Finger
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Anne Cottringer was born in Canada, and studied at the Slade School of Art and the Royal College of Art. She has written several picture books already, and she is also a producer/director/camerawoman. Her most recent project was a short documentary on a group of genocide survivors in Rwanda. She is married and has two children.
More about Anne CottringerGillian McClure is the acclaimed illustrator of 'Selkie' which has been translated into many languages around the world. This is Gillian's first book for Bloomsbury. Gillian lives in Cambridge.
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