Book Illustration
Check out these fantastic childrens books illustrated by Michelle...
 |
Written by Paul Morton and Richard Valentine. Illustrated by Michelle Pike. "Trev's Really Big Tinnie is a humorous and engaging telling of the 'age-old' flood story in a topical and Australian context. Trev and his family try very hard to carry out the instructions of a Mother Nature no longer willing to tolerate the destruction of her beautiful world by human beings. With illustrations that will appeal to readers of all ages." ISBN: 9780975017845Publisher: Push Productions Format: Softcover Language: English Audience: Juvenile / Primary |
 |
Written by Andrew Daddo. Illustrated by Michelle Pike. "Time is running out! Santa is getting ready for his big trip, and animals from all over the world are writing to let him know what they hope to receive. It’s your job to open the envelopes and pull out the real letters from our furry, feathery and scaly friends! Join Andrew Daddo and Michelle Pike on a funny (and surprising) trip around the globe! What will YOU ask Santa for this year?" ISBN: 9781741691252ISBN-10: 1741691257 Publisher: Scholastic Australia Format: Hardcover Language: English Audience: Children |
 |
Written by Paul Morton and Richard Valentine. Illustrated by Michelle Pike. ISBN: 9780975017869 Publisher: Push Productions Format: Softcover Language: English Audience: Juvenile / Primary |
 |
Written by Yvonne Morrison. Illustrated by Michelle Pike. Brucie Saves Christmas! is a fun rhyming tale for Aussie kids. A sequel to An Aussie Night Before Christmas, it also has some parallels with the story of Rudolph, with the odd man (or, in this case kangaroo) out, being the very one who can save Christmas. At the end of the story, there is also a song about Brucie, to the tune of Rudolph the Red Nosed reindeer. With humorous illustrations by Michelle Pike, this is sure to appeal to youngsters and would make a great Christmas gift." ISBN: 9781741692266 Publisher: Scholastic Australia Format: Hardcover Language: English Audience: 4 + Years Old |
 |
Written by Selena Hanet-Hutchins. Published by Harper-Collins. "In a story vaguely reminiscent of Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, Mariella is sent to her room because of misbehaviour. Having been told she is not allowed to read, Mariella feels sorry for her behaviour. In the dark room she feelssmall and lost and afraid. That is, until she goes to the window and sees the shooting stars shining and twinkling as they fall from the sky. The stars give Mariella an idea. She attaches the glittery, fallen stars to her slippers. This turns them into tap shoes and she starts to dance to the music inside her. But then Mariella comes to realise it’s not fair to keep the starlight magic to herself.This is a gentle and delightful story about creative use of imagination as Mariella deals with the consequences of her behaviour and learns to think of others. The text is made more attractive by the whimsical illustrations and brilliant use of colour. The starlit night scenes are particularly attractive and effectively convey the magic of the night." ISBN: 9780733323393 (hbk.) Publisher: Harper Collins Format: Hardcover Language: English Audience: Primary |
 |
Written by Kerry Brown. Published by Harper Collins. Launch date pending |
