Books by Anne Wigglebottom

Anne wants to educate children about why farmers are important and why they matter to our lives. She also wants to educate children, through this book, about where our food comes from in its most natural state before it hits the supermarket shelves.

This book is about bullying children and how it affects them. The author shares ways in which it can be helped and the bully made to take responsibility and understand how the victim feels. She also explains that police departments have programmes that address bullying and help prevent it from taking place.The author uses teddy bears to tell this powerful story. It is also a true story as the author was bullied as a child.

Rosie, The Little Fish That Got Away talks about domestic violence and its terrible effects on victims. It is also the story of how one victimthe writerovercame her abuse and went on to have a happy and successful life with a lovely and kind partner. The writer uses sea creatures to tell this powerful story and to inspire children through the knowledge that no matter how bad your situation, there is always a way out. Keep trying, and do not give up.