Happy Lane Series
With its six multicultural rhyming books, Happy Lane reading, writing & colourings series is the perfect children’s gift for someone special in your life. Today’s ethnic diversity means that it is important for children to read books that portray a true reflection of our society, a world filled with individuality in the shape of sizes, beliefs and shades. The inclusive Happy Lane series takes place in a land inhabited by six children from all over the world where their homes and landscape are made out of food and natural materials. The use of rhyme in the story will appeal to even the youngest readers, whilst the gorgeously rich drawings mean children can discover new detail each time they read the book. Colour and humour, added to the emotions conveyed within each illustration, together generate a sense of wellbeing, reinforcing the reader's warm feelings towards the characters’ honesty and compassion. Using fun rhyming stories, each book introduces 2 to 5 years old kids to topical concepts such as tolerance and kindness towards others as well as respect of the environment and the importance of recycling.
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Theme: Concept of generosity and not giving up, no matter the challenges
Story: After a stormy day, Joshy’ s home is no more. Unable to bake it again, Joshy has no choice but to leave Happy Lane. Will Joshy be able to find the help he needs to rebuild his lovely home again?
Author: Marsha Riminak
Illustrator: Claire Kiernan
Age Group: 2 to 5 years old children's.
Shipping: Free delivery
Dedication: Hand written, personalised author book dedication available on request.
Happy Lane stories:
No1 Happy Lane: Concept of generosity and not giving up, no matter the challenges
After a stormy day, Joshy’ s home is no more. Unable to bake it again, Joshy has no choice but to leave Happy Lane. Will Joshy be able to find the help he needs to rebuild his lovely home again?
No2 Happy Lane: Concept of recycling i.e. metal, wood, clothing, plastic and paper
One night, Mai has a nightmare. There’s rubbish everywhere in Happy Lane and her friends are nowhere to be seen. Will Mai’s dream become reality or will she wake up and find everybody recycling diligently?
No3 Happy Lane: Concept of equality and diversity i.e. about respect and inclusion without being afraid of what is different or be judgemental
Banji finds a book called “Air Space Mission”. Intrigued, he starts reading but after page 13, the story is blank! Eager to complete the mission, Banji starts drawing. Will he be too scared to finish the story or will Banji overcome his fears to become the hero that will save the aliens from the wicked Queen Mai?
No4 Happy Lane: Concept of survival i.e. about being brave and positive no matter what
The happy gang is on holiday, but don’t know how to pass the time. Nadia decides to go camping, but disaster strikes and they lose all their gear and food supplies. Will they be able to survive the trip and find their way home safely?
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