Books with author Sue Heap

From New York Times best-selling illustrator Sue Heap comes the perfect antidote for reluctant sharers everywhere.Amy loves her blankie, her bear, her bunny, and her bird very much. “Mine!” she proudly crows. But what will happen when baby Joe and twins Zak and Jack want to join in and play too? Sue Heap’s joyful illustrations bring a classic story of learning to share to vibrant life.

Accept an invitation to play—and see what a pair of fairy wings can do!When Martha wants to play cars, Martha, Matt, and Lily May turn into beep-beep cars in a traffic jam. And when Matt wants to be wibbly-obbly Jell-O, all three of them shake and wiggle away. But Lily May really wants to play fairies. She even brought her wings and her wand. Will she ever get her wish?With a simple narrative and bright, child-friendly illustrations, Sue Heap captures the give-and-take - and the unpredictable magic - of play time.

It is an exciting day in Fairyland: the Queen has invited all the fairies and their pets to a midnight feast. Lucy Little-Fairy and her frog Burp arrive at The Magical Meeting Place on Lucy’s flying pink bicycle, and everyone is ready for the feast. But the Fairy Queen’s mischievous monkey Maurice is in a mood, and when he steals the Queen’s handbag and drops her wand, all sorts of unexpected magic is unleashed! Can Lucy and Burp help save the day before things get out of hand?

Fidgety little listeners will laugh at this lighthearted tribute to story time—and friendship.It’s story time, and Seymour the sheep, Rachel the rabbit, and Florentina, the great big flowery bear, are waiting for Mary Clare to wake up and read to them. But first they need a place for Florentina to sit, and they have to find a way for everyone to see the pictures. Sue Heap’s simple text and childlike illustrations follow the humorous squirming and shifting of four friends who finally settle in for what they love best - a really good story enjoyed together.

Visiting the zoo inspires Danny and his friend to make up a story — and soon his drawings take on a wonderful life of their own.When Danny brings his drawing book to the zoo, it doesn’t take long to find ideas to put in it. First he draws an elephant with a red scarf, then an aardvark with a green hat, then his friend Ettie and himself, then an airplane to take them all . . . to Africa! And how do the two friends get home when their excursion is done? As with any reading adventure, they simply close the book —- until next time.

The creator of FOUR FRIENDS TOGETHER revisits her colorful crew in the garden as they find that patience is the secret to luring a new fluttery friend.It’s a sunny day, and Mary Clare, Rachel the rabbit, Seymour the sheep, and Florentina the big flowery bear are all in the garden. Suddenly a butterfly lands on Florentina’s foot, and she can’t wait to show the others. But off it flies, and around and around they run, trying to catch a glimpse of it. Could it be that sitting quietly might lead to better results?