Freya is on a mission to catch her very own rainbow.
Naomi Jones spent five years selling children's books rights before
embarking on a career as a freelance writer. She currently also
works as a freelance industry editor, and reviews children's books
for the award-winning family travel website Mini Travellers. Ana is
a Spanish illustrator. She studied Fine Art at
Salamanca University but her true love is illustrating
for children and spreading humour and joy through
her work. She has been published by NubeOcho.
How To Catch A Rainbow is Ana's first book for OUP.
*** Shortlisted for the 2023 Leeds Book Awards in the Early Years
Category ***
"...brilliant book with totally adorable illustrations by Ana
Gomez. I've had way too much fun making rainbows after reading this
clever tale."
*Julie Sykes, Author of The Unicorn Academy*
"Beautiful! I love Freya and her determination."
*Anna Wilson, Author of The Wide, Wide Sea*
"How to Catch a Rainbow is a gorgeous story of determination and
imagination and a celebration of all the beautiful colours in our
world."
*Jodie Lancet-Grant, Children's Author*
"This is an entertaining, lively book about creativity and nature,
offering up a host of opportunities for budding artists and
scientists to get inspired, and provides young readers a
heartwarming tale of determination, love, and kindness."
*The Bookery*
"This is described as a 'vibrant' story and it certainly is! It is
also joyful, fun, educational and empowering. The book is about a
child who is creative, curious, determined and imaginative and
independent. It strikes me that these are all admirable qualities
that make Freya (the central character) a super role model for
young readers. Especially as they read about how she overcomes her
initial disappointment about the failed first attempt to make a
rainbow and comes up with another idea to capture a rainbow."
*Book Up North*
"A warm-hearted, multi-coloured celebration of imagination and
adventure. Rainbow hunting will be your new favourite thing!"
*Craig Barr-Green, Author of A Christmas in Cornwall*
"This vibrant, imaginative story - brimming with Gomez's
technicolour illustrations and a playful exploration of
problem-solving - encourages little ones to talk about how rainbows
are made... and is a joy to both look at and read."
*Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Post*
"What a wonderful book to make you cherish the beauty of the
outside world and how to make the most of magical moments."
*Mini Travellers*
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