Books with author Vicki Kate Nash

Do you remember when you saw snow for the first time? This children's picture book, shows a beautiful reminder of first seeing snow, through a child's perspective. Curled up warmly in his new bed, Cooper the Old English Sheepdog, feels that something is different. When he goes outside, he discovers something magical... This charming picture book, with hand-painted watercolour illustrations, shares the magical atmosphere of winter. With untouched snow just outside his window, Cooper the dog, cannot resist the temptation to explore this new sight! Early readers can read along independently, with large print and picturesque illustrations, that capture the magic and excitement of snow! An unusual and rare breed, The Old English Sheepdog, was once an endangered breed. Children can join this special dog Cooper, to discover how snowflakes are also special and unique - just like them! This is a story of discovery, fun and friendship.

A fun and educational children's picture book. Young children can learn about the alphabet, with a letter on each page, linked to each animal - G is for... giraffe. Large print for ease of reading for beginner readers; with bold and bright illustrations to capture their imagination. A flourish of colourful animals. Some animals they may know and some are a little more unusual! Ideal for very young children and children learning to read.

The wonderful and rare breed, the Old English Sheepdog, is a breed of dog we sadly no longer see everyday. This special and once endangered breed, has been lovingly and brightly illustrated in traditional hand-painted watercolour. This children's picture book, Cooper the Old English Sheepdog, who dreams of sneaky squirrels and of course, chasing sheep! He meets some unusual friends at the park, including Stanley, the funny and very stubborn Bulldog, who does not want to play! Cooper then manages to find a refreshing, tasty treat along the way! After a wash and brush-up, Coops is like a fluffy, puffy pup once again.Young children will love the funny and bouncy Sheepdog Cooper. Early readers can read along independently, with large print and an engaging and humorous storyline.

An interesting and informative picture book for children. One with an important message. Through bright and bold hand-painted watercolour illustrations, children can begin to learn more about understanding dogs. With dog body language (doggy language), shown in full page illustrations, alongside the often missed, subtle signs of emotions displayed in dogs and puppies. Children find out how to spot these subtleties (therefore potentially avoiding unwanted situations). They learn basic knowledge and understanding of dogs. Children can then apply this new knowledge when encountering unfamiliar dogs, when out and about, or with the family dog at home. These important skills can help children and dogs to be safer around each other, with supervision from a responsible adult. A positive and fun introduction to the basics of 'reading' a dog and how to behave around these wonderful creatures. This Becoming Best Friends book, will help teach a mutual respect and understanding of each other. Whether it's building a bond with their own family pet dog, or knowing when they should look, but not touch, an unknown dog in the park, or street. This book will help the fearful child, to see how a friendly and passive dog looks and behaves. Boosting the child's self confidence and helping to reduce fear of dogs. Knowledge is key. This book will also help the bold child, who shows no fear and hastily heads (face first), towards an unknown, or unwelcoming dog. The important message is 'Give space, away from your face'. But also that 'Dogs are good!'Dogs with jobs! Dogs that provide assistance and support for a blind, or partially sighted person and dogs that are specially trained to support a disabled person, or autistic child are captured, alongside other amazing dogs in the book! Dogs for Good U.K. currently use the paperback version of this book in their PAWS workshops. For parents of autistic children who have, or are thinking of having, a family dog to help their autistic child. Dogs are good!This book will help young children and dogs stay safe together. Building a bond, becoming best friends!

A fun picture book for young children and early readers. A story of two dogs, best friends - Stanley the Bulldog and Bramley the Basset Hound, who set off together on an outdoor adventure, searching for something...but what could it be? This book is great for young readers, with bright and colourful illustrations, large text for ease of reading, engaging storyline and lovable characters!

The wonderful and rare breed, the Old English Sheepdog, is a breed of dog we sadly no longer see everyday. This special and once endangered breed, has been lovingly and brightly illustrated in traditional hand-painted watercolour. This children's picture book, Cooper the Old English Sheepdog, who dreams of sneaky squirrels and of course, chasing sheep! He meets some unusual friends at the park, including Stanley, the funny and very stubborn Bulldog, who does not want to play! Cooper then manages to find a refreshing, tasty treat along the way! After a wash and brush-up, Coops is like a fluffy, puffy pup once again.Young children will love the funny and bouncy Sheepdog Cooper. Early readers can read along independently, with large print and an engaging and humorous storyline.

An interesting and informative picture book for children. One with an important message. Through bright and bold hand-painted watercolour illustrations, children can begin to learn more about understanding dogs. With dog body language (doggy language), shown in full page illustrations, alongside the often missed, subtle signs of emotions displayed in dogs and puppies. Children find out how to spot these subtleties (therefore potentially avoiding unwanted situations). They learn basic knowledge and understanding of dogs. Children can then apply this new knowledge when encountering unfamiliar dogs, when out and about, or with the family dog at home. These important skills can help children and dogs to be safer around each other, with supervision from a responsible adult. A positive and fun introduction to the basics of 'reading' a dog and how to behave around these wonderful creatures. This Becoming Best Friends book, will help teach a mutual respect and understanding of each other. Whether it's building a bond with their own family pet dog, or knowing when they should look, but not touch, an unknown dog in the park, or street. This book will help the fearful child, to see how a friendly and passive dog looks and behaves. Boosting the child's self confidence and helping to reduce fear of dogs. Knowledge is key. This book will also help the bold child, who shows no fear and hastily heads (face first), towards an unknown, or unwelcoming dog. The important message is 'Give space, away from your face'. But also that 'Dogs are good!' Dogs with jobs! Dogs that provide assistance and support for a blind, or partially sighted person and dogs that are specially trained to support a disabled person, or autistic child are captured, alongside other amazing dogs in the book! Dogs are good! This book will help young children and dogs stay safe together. Building a bond, becoming best friends!

A fun and educational children's picture book. Young children can learn about the alphabet, with a letter on each page, linked to each animal - G is for... giraffe. Large print for ease of reading for beginner readers; with bold and bright illustrations to capture their imagination. A flourish of colourful animals. Some animals they may know and some are a little more unusual! Ideal for very young children and children learning to read.

Do you remember when you saw snow for the first time? This children's picture book, shows a beautiful reminder of first seeing snow, through a child's perspective. Curled up warmly in his new bed, Cooper the Old English Sheepdog, feels that something is different. When he goes outside, he discovers something magical... This charming picture book, with hand-painted watercolour illustrations, shares the magical atmosphere of winter. With untouched snow just outside his window, Cooper the dog, cannot resist the temptation to explore this new sight! Early readers can read along independently, with large print and picturesque illustrations, that capture the magic and excitement of snow! An unusual and rare breed, The Old English Sheepdog, was once an endangered breed! Children can join this special dog Cooper, to discover how snowflakes are also special and unique - just like them!This is a story of discovery, fun and friendship.

A fun picture book for young children and early readers. A story of two dogs, best friends - Stanley the Bulldog and Bramley the Basset Hound, who set off together on an outdoor adventure, searching for something...but what could it be? This book is great for young readers, with bright and colourful illustrations, large text for ease of reading, engaging storyline and lovable characters!