Books with author Michael Cashmore-hingley

"Goodbye Mr Angry" is for kids of any age who get steamed up about their world.This funny and beautifully illustrated book helps kids to laugh at their own behavior. It helps them to understand their anger and gives them some tools to make things better. It puts the topic of anger squarely on the table and makes it ok for families to talk about it. It actually makes it fun.Everyone gets angry. It's normal, but the secret is that we are happier if we can learn to control our anger and not say or do things that we later regret. Anyone who has a little kid should read this book to them. Anyone who has a big kid should give it to them.

Trying something for the first time can be both challenging and rewarding. People are often afraid to try new things in case something goes wrong, but the rewards we get from overcoming these fears can be worth the risk. In this story a boy is learning to surf. He finds the waves and deep water scary, but once he is successful, he experiences something very special and memorable.

A side-splitting collection of 20 rhymes that look at all things British. Let’s take a funny look at the infuriating ways of budget airlines, wheelie bins and their annoying rules and regulations. Then the futility of both Facebook and online reviews. Also, what about the German invasion of discount supermarkets into Britain, and also the growing choice of foreign takeaway food springing up everywhere? These are just a handful of the topics covered, in rhyme, in ’20 slices of British life’ by Reginald G Jackson. If you have ever lamented our dying High Streets as they fall into decline, or watched today’s 'nosey' medical TV programmes as you sit open-mouthed in shock, this collection of rhymes will make you chuckle. Does the modern craze of 'Bucket Lists' puzzle you, or our nation's obsession with pub-quizzes? If so, then this book will definitely resonate. It will make you laugh out loud. Reginald has penned 20 observational rhymes - all relating to typical British ‘stuff’. With hilarious accompanying animations drawn by the very talented Michael Cashmore Hingley, it’s a light-hearted, funny, view of Britain, and the British.