Books with author Julia Edwards

In this book, Baby Elephant goes on a treasure hunt. As Baby Elephant searches for his treasure, his grandmother explains what different shapes look like. This book may assist in developing a young child's understanding of triangles, circles, and squares.There is an activity at the end of the book for a child to complete.This is the third book in the Baby Elephant series, which includes: ✔️Baby Elephant wants gumboots✔️Baby Elephant's painting day. You can download colouring pages from Julie's website www.julie-edwards.com

What if freedom wasn't something you could take for granted? What if you had to fight for it?If there's one thing Joe Hopkins knows better than anyone, it's that the past can be very uncomfortable. But life in wealthy Georgian Bristol seems surprisingly civilized. Lucy's house is light and airy, and there are sandwiches and tea with sugar.He soon discovers, however, that this civility is only skin deep: Lucy's family is shockingly involved in slavery.When he meets the African slaves her father has brought back from Jamaica, Joe swiftly finds there are other people in the house who are determined to see them gone, and to profit from their disappearance.Can Joe and Lucy save the slaves from the horrifying fate that threatens them? And can Joe make Lucy see that freedom is what matters most?

Can the latest Victorian invention give Joe what he really wants?When Joe Hopkins boards a ferry to go on holiday, he doesn't expect to find himself shipwrecked. But by the time he washes up on a Cornish beach, he knows he has slipped into the past again.Victorian England is quite different to how he imagined: few of the great inventions of the age have reached the fishing village where Lucy lives. But when Joe has the chance to try out the latest technology - photography - he jumps at it.Can it give him the thing he has desired for so long, a picture of his dearest friend that he can keep? And will the camera prove once and for all that he was there beside her?