Lily has a great relationship with her favourite Uncle, Sam, who has Motor Neurone Disease. Sam is in a wheelchair and needs a ventilator to breathe. But to Lily he is just fun Uncle Sam. One day Uncle Sam and Aunty Emma bring home a new puppy called Bertie. Bertie is great for Sam and is as cute as can be, but Lily is a bit nervous around dogs. Uncle Sam sets about helping Lily overcome her fear by setting tasks for Bertie. However, Mia the cat is very protective of Lily. She doesn’t trust Bertie at all and doesn’t want Lily upset. Will they ever all become friends? Lily’s Grandad is very proud of his impressive moustache, it gets admired by everyone he meets. But one day it goes missing, can Lily and her friends help to find it? This is a heart-warming and funny story about the bond between a little girl, her very special Grandad and his mighty moustache. Lily is looking forward to celebrating her birthday with friends and family, but lockdown has arrived to spoil the fun. Between them, Lily and her parents find different ways to help her enjoy her special day. Lily is a little girl who loves playing games and having fun with her favourite Uncle, Sam, who has Motor Neurone Disease. Sam uses a wheelchair and needs a ventilator to breathe. But to Lily, he is just fun Uncle Sam. One day they head to their favourite park, but nothing is as it should be. The swing is all tangled, the slide is covered in grime and the roundabout is broken. Using their problem solving skills and with the help of some special friends they set about making things right. All profits from the book will go to the charity, Stand Against MND. Lily wakes up one morning and can’t find one of her favourite toys. Along with Rosie Bear, Lily goes on a mystery hunt around the house in which they try to find their missing friend. Along the way she encounters other inhabitants of Lily’s world who help her along the way. ‘Where Are You Moosehead? Is the first in a series of books that follows the adventures of Lily and Rosie Bear as they experience the magic of growing up. Rosie Bear is one of Lily’s favourite cuddly toys. She accidentally gets left behind whilst on a day trip. Who can help Rosie Bear get back home? Lily’s learning about the magic of Christmas for the first time. She wants Santa to come with presents – but will he?Lily, Sam & Bertie
By Andy & Victoria Stonehouse
Grandad’s Mighty Moustache
Written & Illustrated by Andy Stonehouse
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Lily’s Lockdown Birthday
Written and Illustrated by Andy Stonehouse
All profits of the book go to The Chartwell Children’s Cancer Trust, a charity that supports Cancer and Leukaemia services to improve cancer care for children. The charity works with paediatric wards in local and major hospitals throughout London and the South East, as well as the wider oncology communities in these areas.Reviews
Lily and Sam
By Andy and Victoria Stonehouse
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Where are you Moosehead?
Written and Illustrated by Andy Stonehouse
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Where are you Rosie Bear?
Written and Illustrated By Andy Stonehouse
Lily’s Big Christmas
Written by Victoria Stonehouse, Illustrated by Andy Stonehouse
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The Adventures of Lily Books
Follow Lily as she grows up and finds magic in the world around her through her experiences and adventures. The Adventures of Lily Books have been beautifully illustrated to capture the joy and wonder of experiencing things for the very first time. Join Lily and her friends as they uncover the beauty and charm in the world of a young girl. Watch as your children discover the magic of Lily’s world and the endearing characters she meets, enjoy the world of storytelling and recall memories of your own childhood adventures. The Adventures of Lily Books are perfect for children aged 2-6 who love to read bedtime stories, brought to life by loveable and comical characters.
The Adventures of Lily Books are available to buy through Amazon.
Hopefully our books have an appeal to young audiences and their parents who are looking for heart-warming tales about everyday life in today’s diverse world. Lily’s experiences are highly relatable and based on real life events. At the same time they are designed to reflect modern families and the diverse range of interactions that children are exposed to.