MARY HOFFMAN has written over 90 books for children, that range
from picture books to novels.
ROS ASQUITH contributes Doris, a regular cartoon feature, to The
Guardian. She is the author of the Teenage Worrier books which
explore the many anxious moments facing teenagers, suggesting how
to solve them with humour and self-reliance.
"This clever book is taking a truly 21st Century look at family
life… In spite of managing to reflect the reality of life for all
families, the book refrains from making value judgements. No family
is depicted as better or worse than any other – just
different."
'Useful, funny and truthful'
'It’s a book packed with detail, humour and interest, reminding us
that there is no such thing as ‘normal’ or ‘abnormal’ – we are all
equal. ..In terms of diversity in its widest sense, books simply
don’t get much more inclusive than this.'
'Useful, funny and truthful' 'A wonderfully entertaining
celebration of the huge diversity found within contemporary
families.''It’s a book packed with detail, humour and interest,
reminding us that there is no such thing as ‘normal’ or ‘abnormal’
– we are all equal. ..In terms of diversity in its widest sense,
books simply don’t get much more inclusive than this.'"This clever
book is taking a truly 21st Century look at family life… In spite
of managing to reflect the reality of life for all families, the
book refrains from making value judgements. No family is depicted
as better or worse than any other – just different."
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