

Look inside the book
The story behind the book
Take a look and see what's inside this hand illustrated children's book.
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For ages 3 and up
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Durable hard cover
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32 pages, full colour
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21 x 21cm (8 x 8 inches)
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4 pages for children to write their own stories
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Hi, I am Jess!
I have always loved drawing and telling stories. This is my first children's book. I raised funds to self-publish under the name Puddha Prints.
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Watch this Kickstarter video to see the inspiration behind the book.

It's not what we see, but how we see,
that matters most
Inspired by my niece Eva

Eco-Friendly Print

We need to live harmoniously with nature to ensure our children and grandchildren have a sustainable future.
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This beautiful question from my 5 year old niece helped me see the world through the eyes of a child. It revealed the true magic hidden around us every day where the trees like to sing and rain drops have races.
I want to help children discover that through nature they can see magic in the world...and that they have the power to create imagination stories of their own.​
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Local print in Adelaide, South Australia
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Certified carbon neutral printer
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FSC certified 100% recycled paper
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Soy-based compostable inks
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Recycled packaging



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Calm your mind and open your heart

Take a journey through a little girl's imagination. The heart led stories are inspired by nature and flow with a rhyming rhythm. Each story starts simply with “Did you know?”.
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​Children naturally see magic in nature, in the rain, the sand and the trees. This book builds on what they already know to be true, encouraging children and adults to look for magic in the world around them every day.
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Encourage children to get creative with four blank pages ready to be filled with drawings and stories of their own.
About the book
Did you know?


10% of book proceeds will be donated to
SEED - Australia’s first Indigenous youth climate network.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the beautiful country on which we live. We are grateful to First Nations people for being custodians of the land for countless generations.