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Karen George

  • 5 stars across 4 books
    Karen George studied Fine Art at the Royal College of Art. She then worked as a painter creating many film sets and murals. Following the arrival of her two small boys, Karen stopped wielding giant paint brushes and downsized to teeny tiny ones, enabling her to pursue her desire to illustrate and write for children.

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    1st April 2021

    What Happened to You?

    The first ever picture book addressing how a disabled child might want to be spoken to. What happened to you? Was it a ... More

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    Freddie is desperate for a pet, so when he rescues Bessie-Belle and she offers to grant his wishes he knows just what ... More

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