Books with author Asha Hawkesworth

What is life like for a tree? When you're the oldest tree in the forest, you have seen a lot--and learned a lot. Walloo is the tallest tree in the forest, and it has experienced many joys and many dangers, from nurturing young wrens in its branches, to fire and the reckless destruction of the forest by man. The wise old tree appeals to its friends the West Wind, the Mountain, and Life for help during hard times, but they do not reply. Eventually, it will take a young girl to hear the tree and understand its message. As a result, Walloo becomes revered and discovers what Life is really about.

Holly knows something most people don’t: Grandma has fairies in her garden. When Grandma has to leave her garden, she becomes sad. But Holly has a plan to cheer her up and invite the fairies to her new home. Her plan will only work if Grandma believes in fairies. Holly knows she has a big job to help her Grandma see the fairies, but she also has big love. Can she do it? Do you believe?

Holly knows something most people don’t: Grandma has fairies in her garden. When Grandma has to leave her garden, she becomes sad. But Holly has a plan to cheer her up and invite the fairies to her new home. Her plan will only work if Grandma believes in fairies. Holly knows she has a big job to help her Grandma see the fairies, but she also has big love. Can she do it? Do you believe?

Boris lives with six other cats, but he just wants to be left alone. When he gets his wish, he begins to realize that being left alone means being lonely! What can he do now that the other cats are ignoring him? The answer is surprisingly simple: open his heart. Children will delight in “Don’t Bother Boris!” and cheer along as Boris discovers his heart.