The Boy Who Breathed Underwater – Izzy Rees
£6.99
When lying in his bed, a boy is visited by a genie. He is given a week to try out different superhero powers. What adventures will he have, and which power will he choose to keep?
Buy Izzy Rees’ debut picture book, the first in the exciting The Boy Who series, today!
Beautifully illustrated by veteran children’s book artist Sarah-Leigh Wills, this delightful 40-page rhyming picture book is published by the multi-award-winning Full Media Ltd.
When lying in his bed, a boy is visited by a genie. He is given a week to try out different superhero powers. What adventures will he have, and which power will he choose to keep?
Buy Izzy Rees’ debut picture book, the first in the exciting The Boy Who series, today!
Beautifully illustrated by veteran children’s book artist Sarah-Leigh Wills, this delightful 40-page rhyming picture book is published by the multi-award-winning Full Media Ltd.
4 reviews for The Boy Who Breathed Underwater – Izzy Rees
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J Howe –
Great story line, lovely rhyming and superb illustrations. What a fantastic first book and now I’m looking forward to the next one!
E Reeves –
Fantastic book!! Beautiful words and amazing pictures! Great read for the kids and lovely to read out loud. Can’t wait for the next books.
Beverly Knox –
This new publication is guaranteed to engage children’s interest and imagination. As a dramatherapist experienced in working with children to develop their communication skills and creativity, I know that this story will provide an exciting range of characters;
it will be a gift for teachers and therapists looking for
fresh and inspirational opportunities for children to learn and practise their expressive language skills and also improvisation and role-play.
‘The Boy who Breathed Underwater’ also carries an important message about self acceptance, with the story cleverly and entertainingly revealing that there are pros and cons to every situation-great fun for adults, too!
Beryl Waddington-Jones, EP –
A delightful story in verse with lively illustrations and a thoughtful message (be careful what you wish for – you are fine just as you are). Great for reading aloud to a young child and for beginning readers to enjoy.