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Theodore Henry’s Busy Week
A charming little picture book to introduce days of the week to your child. Find out what Theodore Henry gets up to each day. Complete your own diary at the end of the story with writing, drawings or photographs. The story is written in rhyme to aid phonological awareness and development and uses rhythm to bounce the story along and keep little ones engaged.
31 pages, Paperback
Published September 12, 2020
About the author
Claire Donald
8 booksI live in Risca, near Cardiff in South Wales, United Kingdom, with my husband Norman. We have a grown up son Elliot and two wonderful grandsons. Noah is a highly strung whirlwind, noisy, clever, excitable, very active, with a great imagination and sense of humour but he is sensitive too and eager to please. Teddy is more relaxed and easy going but also very stubborn with a wonderful wicked streak. Both are very loving and in common with most children their age, very funny! They keep everyone entertained for hours.
As is typical of many valley communities, my extended family live very close by. They all provide inspiration for my stories, including our mad dog Manny, Kipper the cat, and Bob 17 the goldfish. I also write about our horse Jenny, and her friends in the field and barn.
I was a primary school teacher (specialising in Early Years and Special Education) before becoming an author and I draw heavily on the experiences and knowledge gained during that time when writing my stories. Indeed many stories typically have an educational slant and are great resources for teaching and learning.
I wrote many plays, songs, poems and stories for my pupils and the school. But, it wasn't until a school's inspector read some of my work and encouraged me to publish them, that I even considered becoming an author.
Since that time I have been busy writing and editing a range of titles for children 3 to 8+ years of age. I now have quite a back catalogue that should keep my illustrator and publisher busy for quite a while.
In addition to writing I also design games for a leading educational supplier.
As is typical of many valley communities, my extended family live very close by. They all provide inspiration for my stories, including our mad dog Manny, Kipper the cat, and Bob 17 the goldfish. I also write about our horse Jenny, and her friends in the field and barn.
I was a primary school teacher (specialising in Early Years and Special Education) before becoming an author and I draw heavily on the experiences and knowledge gained during that time when writing my stories. Indeed many stories typically have an educational slant and are great resources for teaching and learning.
I wrote many plays, songs, poems and stories for my pupils and the school. But, it wasn't until a school's inspector read some of my work and encouraged me to publish them, that I even considered becoming an author.
Since that time I have been busy writing and editing a range of titles for children 3 to 8+ years of age. I now have quite a back catalogue that should keep my illustrator and publisher busy for quite a while.
In addition to writing I also design games for a leading educational supplier.
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