Books

One Day, So Many Ways

Aimed at children aged 7-11, this book is a celebration of life around the world. What do you eat for breakfast if you live in Japan? How do you get to school if you live in Greenland? What games do you play with your friends if you live in Nepal? All these questions and more are answered as you take a tour around forty countries of the world from dawn to dusk. 

Available at:
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Also in Dutch, French and Spanish.

​Reviews
“This beautiful non-fiction book would be a fantastic text to use as a stimulus for work in any KS1 classroom ... Children could be encouraged to write and then talk about their own lives ... The book also provides an opportunity to create links with schools in other countries- children could write letters to other children...encouraging partner schools to do the same.”
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North Somerset Teachers’ Book Award

Selected travel titles

​TimeOut Copenhagen

I wrote this guide for first timers in the city with the excellent Time Out team. I’ve been writing travel guides since I was in my early twenties and really enjoyed getting under the skin of my adopted home city with this one. 


Available at: Bookshop.org 
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​Footprint Reykjavik

I wrote the world’s first guide to the northernmost city in the world when I was 23. This is the most recent update, complete with magical elves, shaggy Icelandic ponies, hot springs, waterfalls, glaciers, beautiful people, ​strange food and the most unbelievable scenery. 

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Available at: uk.bookshop.org  
www.amazon.co.uk  | www.amazon.com 

​1001 Escapes to Experience Before You Die

I wrote about the absolute cream of the crop of places I had visited over the years as one of the team on this
project. ​From a fabulous round hippy house in Goa to ​luxury hotels in Iceland and hideaways in Sri Lanka, I covered the best destinations I’d visited as a travel journalist and hotel reviewer.
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Available at:  www.amazon.co.uk | www.amazon.com