Slug in a Mug Children's Book
PRE ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER 8th LAUNCH EVENT: PLEASE NOTE, BOOKS WILL BE SENT OUT FROM 9th OCTOBER 2022
Slug in a Mug, written by Scottish speechwriter Laura Westring and illustrated by greetings card creator Jon Bishop (The Grey Earl), is the tale of a slug whose taste for sweet treats leads him to unexpected places.
The “almost true” story was inspired by Westring’s move to an empty cottage in 2020. Having woken one morning to find a slug in her mug, Westring began inventing stories with her young son to relieve the stress and social isolation of pandemic lockdowns.
Westring believes imagining and reciting stories can be a beneficial activity for the whole family and increase the confidence of young children as they learn to speak and empathise.
All sales go towards Creative Stirling’s community programme.
PRE ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER 8th LAUNCH EVENT: PLEASE NOTE, BOOKS WILL BE SENT OUT FROM 9th OCTOBER 2022
Slug in a Mug, written by Scottish speechwriter Laura Westring and illustrated by greetings card creator Jon Bishop (The Grey Earl), is the tale of a slug whose taste for sweet treats leads him to unexpected places.
The “almost true” story was inspired by Westring’s move to an empty cottage in 2020. Having woken one morning to find a slug in her mug, Westring began inventing stories with her young son to relieve the stress and social isolation of pandemic lockdowns.
Westring believes imagining and reciting stories can be a beneficial activity for the whole family and increase the confidence of young children as they learn to speak and empathise.
All sales go towards Creative Stirling’s community programme.
PRE ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER 8th LAUNCH EVENT: PLEASE NOTE, BOOKS WILL BE SENT OUT FROM 9th OCTOBER 2022
Slug in a Mug, written by Scottish speechwriter Laura Westring and illustrated by greetings card creator Jon Bishop (The Grey Earl), is the tale of a slug whose taste for sweet treats leads him to unexpected places.
The “almost true” story was inspired by Westring’s move to an empty cottage in 2020. Having woken one morning to find a slug in her mug, Westring began inventing stories with her young son to relieve the stress and social isolation of pandemic lockdowns.
Westring believes imagining and reciting stories can be a beneficial activity for the whole family and increase the confidence of young children as they learn to speak and empathise.
All sales go towards Creative Stirling’s community programme.