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English Cymraeg

Infertebratau Brwd!

by Nicola Davies, illustrated by Abbie Cameron
Adapted by Anwen Pierce

Interest age: 6 to 7
Reading age: 6+

Published by Graffeg, 2023

  • Non-fiction
  • Picture books
  • Poetry and rhyme

About this book

This non-fiction book celebrates the wonder of all sorts of invertebrates. Unlike more traditional non-fiction  books, the facts here about invertebrates are conveyed through small verses that include metre and rhyme. The simple chorus that is revisited throughout the book is a clear invitation for children to join in with reading the text aloud. Through a series of detailed illustrations, the reader is guided from place to place in order to draw their attention to the amazing invertebrates that are in the world around us. It’s a non-fiction book that educates, entertains and opens the eyes of children to the wonder of nature.

This is a book that will stimulate interest across the curriculum but especially in the areas of: Science and Technology, Health and Well-being, Humanities, Languages, Literacy and Communication.

About the author

Nicola Davies is the author of more than 50 books for children: fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Her work has been published in more than 10 different languages and has won major awards in the UK, US, France, Italy and Germany.

Nicola trained as a zoologist, taking a degree in Natural Sciences from King's College, Cambridge. She spent some years as a field biologist and studied humpback and sperm whales, and bats, before joining the BBC Natural History Unit as a researcher and then presenter.

Following the start of her writing career, Nicola became a senior lecturer in creative writing, at Bath Spa University but has been writing full time for over a decade. She now regularly runs workshops for children and adults to help them find their voices as writers and advocates for nature. In 2017, she was the first recipient of the SLA’s award for Outstanding Contribution to Children’s Non-fiction and in 2018 had four picture books longlisted for the Greenaway Award.

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