Buddy and friends find kindness

This is Julie Wall's first book for children. It is a heartwarming tale that follows the adventures of Buddy, a lovable dog who narrates the story, and his group of human friends as they explore their magical park. Through their experiences, they learn the profound importance of kindness-kindness to themselves, to others, and to the world at large. This inspiring narrative empowers children to understand the value of kindness and encourages them to practice it in their everyday lives. Julie's book also introduces young readers to pressing environmental issues, illustrating renewable energies in vibrant detail as the children embark on imaginative tractor rides through the countryside. The story captures the reflective moments when children contemplate the world and the consequences of their choices. It introduces the concept of becoming 'Global Caretakers', fostering a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature and the responsibility we all share in preserving it.

As Julie Wall embarks on her journey as an author, 'Buddy and Friends' promises to deliver more enchanting adventures and experiences through a captivating series. The planned sequel, 'Buddy and Friends find caring and sharing', takes Buddy and his friends to 'The Cotswold Wildlife Park,' where they discover the true meaning of caring through the lens of the animal kingdom. This anticipated series of children's books will be a valuable resource for teachers, educators, and anyone committed to helping children navigate the complex landscape of their emotions and social interactions. Julie Wall's writing addresses these critical aspects in a manner that is both engaging and relatable, making her books a must-have for retailers looking to enrich the lives of young readers. Buddy and friends find kindness has been made especially appealing for younger children by using full-colour, double-page illustrations, by R M Price-Mohr, that depict the natural play area in which the story is set.

Julie Wall is a mother, grandmother and retired teacher. Her journey into the world of children's literature was influenced by her previous work during which she spent a decade crafting scripts for children's radio programs, 'Time to Move' and 'Let's Move', broadcast on BBC World Service. These experiences not only showcased her teaching expertise but instilled in her a deep understanding of the power and significance of language. Julie now focuses on fostering emotional intelligence in young minds.