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Jiminy Bee


No. of pages 20

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When Jiminy Bee is blown far from his home by the biggest and maddest of gales, Jiminy finds himself crossing mountains, oceans, deserts and much more in search of his beloved flowerbed. Highly acclaimed award-winning author and illustrator Andrew Pickin presents this much awaited story book. And it certainly has been well worth the wait! Children and critics alike have been captivated by the much loved character, Jiminy Bee. Andrew Pickin uses highly talented skills to create full colour 3D enhanced digital illustrations on each page. Combined with this breathtaking artwork, the narrative is sure to make every reader smile and laugh! Hugely popular amongst children, parents, schools and critics, it's not hard to appreciate why Jiminy Bee is tipped to be the next success story!

 

This book was recognised by the Ijocs Outstanding Book Award.

There are 20 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by Hampton Bond International .

Andrew Pickin grew up in the Potteries of creative Staffordshire, spending every childhood day immersed in books as well as endlessly illustrating, painting and experimenting. It wasn't long before Andrew decided to merge artwork with writing; his passion seemed relentless. Brought up by an award-winning artist and a proof-reader, Andrew received constant support throughout his childhood, something that he is eternally grateful for. A Distinction in Fine Art and a First Class Honours Degree in Animation serve to remind us of his outstanding abilities. Inspired by an endless array of authors and artists, Andrew finds his work imbued with the fantastical and tinged with vibrant tones. His illustrated works are vivid and exceptionally creative, aimed at invigorating children's imaginations, something about which he is extremely passionate. Andrew enjoys attending schools and festivals with the aim of inspiring young people to read, write and illustrate. As a hobby, Andrew produces animated work for films, music videos and computer games. He now lives in the beautiful town of Shrewsbury with his wife and two children.

This book has been nominated for the following award:

Ijocs Outstanding Book Award
This book was recognised by the Ijocs Outstanding Book Award.

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